AlphaTheta unveils new four-channel mixer, DJM-A7
The mixer is designed for “a wide range of venues and environments”, the music tech giant says Continue reading...
AlphaTheta has unveiled the DJM-A7 , a new portable four-channel mixer designed for small clubs, house parties and bars.
The mixer is based on the music tech giant’s flagship DJM-A9, mimicking its layout and usability but with added compatibility with a “huge range” of DJ software and devices.
The DJM-A7 promises a smooth user experience and sound tuning to “suit every space”, with neutral tuning features that balance sound levels for every genre played.
Channel inputs, master, and rec outputs all feature 32-bit high-quality A/D and D/A converters from ESS Technology, AlphaTheta revealed, delivering “high-resolution sound with clear separation and low levels of unwanted noise”.
“As DJs play in more places than ever before, including small clubs, bars, restaurants, and even hotels, many venues need a mixer that works for different types of events,” AlphaTheta said.
“And because they use a diverse array of software and devices when performing, there’s a growing demand among DJs for mixers that can support various setup styles.”
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The DJM-A7 is compatible with software including rekordbox for Mac and Windows, djay Pro for Mac, Windows and iOS, and Serato DJ Pro, and also works with mobile devices.
It also includes “evolved” mixing features and the same 45 mm channel faders as the flagship DJM-A9, as well as Soft Mix Curve fader mode, Sound Color FX and Beat FX.
The DJM-A7 also features two USB Type-C ports for PC, Mac and mobile device connections, and built-in SonicLink ultra-low-latency wireless technology for use with compatible headphones.
Find out more about AlphaTheta's DJM-A7 below, and purchase it here .
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