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| The Denon DN-X400 DJ Mixer was launched at PLASA 2001 in London and is aimed at pro DJs wanting a highly specified, well engineered and robust kit. The X400 follows hot on the heels of Denon's first DJ mixer, the Denon DN X-800 launched earlier in 2001, which has already proved a success with cutting-edge DJs. The X400 mixer is tough and highly specified like all Denon products. It's feature-packed and cost effective, aimed at mobile DJs, entry-level installations and bars, cafes, and retail environments featuring guest DJs. The X400 is a blue/black colour and has improved tactile touch-rubber knobs and superior faders. One of its unique features is a track mark button on the front panel, for the insertion of 'track breaks' when recording a continuous mix. The machine has two mic inputs, channel fader start and crossfader start using the industry standard 5V pulse trigger, and cross fader contour control. Further features include individual gain control on each channel, 3 band EQ, eight line and two phono inputs, booth/zone output for separate control of the DJ booth, effects loop from the main output and mic output, coaxial and optical digital outputs for flexible connectivity. |
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