The new design takes cues from the Xone and MODEL 1 DJ mixers.
Pioneer DJ is releasing a new mixer.
The six-channel DJM-V10 boasts two more channels than the company's flagship NXS range and a feature set resembling analogue competitors like the MODEL 1 and Xone:96.
With 64-bit mixing and dithering, 32-bit analogue-to-digital converters and low-jitter clocking, the DJM-V10 promises high-end sound quality. Unlike other Pioneer mixers, the DJM-V10 has a four-band EQ and a built-in compressor for fine-tuning the levels between different sound sources. Another new feature for Pioneer is the three-band master isolator, something more regularly seen on rotary mixers. Read the full spec sheet on the Pioneer Pioneer DJ website.
The DJM-V10 is out in February for $3,199.
Watch a promo video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=xNYTE1n4OvU&feature=emb_logo
Bron: Resident Advisor