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Pioneer have announced the latest addition to their DJM line of mixers, the DJM-2000Nexus.
Pioneer announce DJM-2000Nexus mixer
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Rane SixtyOne DJ Mixer review
by Juno Plus on 13.03.2012 at 11:59am
If you are a DJ then you’ll already be familiar with the reputation of Rane, the American pro audio designer and manufacturer. Now the company has taken its no-nonsense approach and created a dual personality mixer, the SixtyOne, in partnership with Serato Scratch Live.
Allen & Heath Xone DB4 review
by Juno Plus on 01.03.2011 at 10:27am
Late last year Allen & Heath announced the release of their flagship mixer the Xone DB4. Eagerly anticipated due to leaked/hacked information from their webserver, Juno Plus chose to reserve any further judgement until the arrival of our own unit.
Denon DNX-600 mixer review
by Juno Plus on 19.11.2010 at 12:03pm
The lack of a professionally built 2-channel mixer has long been evident in a market that is seemingly overcrowded with entry level units. Often these companions of the bedroom retail just above or below the £200 mark and lack the level of robustness, circuitry and sound quality found in their nightclub-worthy siblings. A round of applause then to Denon for embracing this task with aplomb, with the DNX-600.
Pioneer DJM 2000 review
by Juno Plus on 25.10.2010 at 11:48am
The Pioneer DJM-2000 is touted as the world’s most forward thinking digital DJ mixing console. Designed in collaboration with a small group of elite DJs, the DJM-2000 is fully integrated with Pioneer’s flagship CDJ-2000 and CDJ-900 players and comes replete with an impressive (if slightly daunting) list of features. The most notable innovation is the 5.8-inch multi-touch screen, which enables the might of Pioneer’s EFX-1000 and additional new remix effects to be manipulated at the stroke of a fingertip. Another key feature is the LAN hub that enables up to four CD players to communicate with each other; combine this with Pioneer’s new database and set management system and Rekordbox, and the possibilities are just about endless.
