ChaosTwin
Störgeräusche
Der Nachfolger des SMX-2 ist da.
Technische Daten:
- 12 Inputs (2 Mic 7Line 3 Phono) on 6 Channels (5 Fader 1DJ Mic.)
- Special Matrix Input Switch for maximum flexibility
- 2 Master Outputs:
- Master1: XLR and RCA
- Master2: RCA
- Gain and 3-band EQ with Kill Function -30dB on each channel
- LED Level Display with Peak Memory on each channel and the Master-channel
- Quick exchangeable VCA, High Quality Fader with Curve Control per channel
- Quick exchangeable VCA, High Quality Crossfader with Curve Control
- A/B channel selection switch for the Crossfader
- Flexible MP3-Sampler:
- Based on SDHC-Memory Cards (some hours of recordings possible!)
- Max. 99 Memory Banks with 5 Samples each on each SDHC Card!
- MP3s can be recorded stereo 192kbps
- Individual Speed Control for all samples!
- General Speed Control with Master Tempo (Pitch Lock)
- Polyphony: 2 Samples can be played at once
- Seamless Loops with adjustable Start- and End-points
- Sampler In-/Output assignable to each channel
- Fully automatic Beatcounter
- Cross fader Start Control for compatible CD-Players
- 2 Beat synchronized Effects for Crossfader Mixing
- 8 Beat synchronized Effects: Echo, Autopan, Flanger, Manual filter, Auto filter, Rev
- Stereo Effect Send/Return for external effects
- LCD Display with background illumination for Parameter Display of the effects, sampler and beat counter
- Cue Effect Function
- DJ Mic with Talk-over Function
- High Power headphones output with Cue/PGM Mixing
- DSP and Prozessor Software can be updated via SD-Card
- Voltage 230V / 50 Hz
- Frequency response 25 - 20.000Hz /-1dB
- Talkover (Channel) < 75dB bei 1 KHz
- Dimensions 320 x 370 x 109 mm
- Weight 7 kg
Nach kurzem Vergleich mit dem SMX-2 sind mir nur folgende zwei Unterschiede aufgefallen:
- kleines Facelift der Frontplatte
- Der Sampler ist nun pitchbar
Preislich dürfte der Mixer allerdings sehr attraktiv sein.
friendlyhouse in Wien bietet den Mixer um 499EUR an; der SMX-2 kostet bei ihnen nur mehr 399EUR
Lieferstart laut iNet: Dezember 2008
Technische Daten:
- 12 Inputs (2 Mic 7Line 3 Phono) on 6 Channels (5 Fader 1DJ Mic.)
- Special Matrix Input Switch for maximum flexibility
- 2 Master Outputs:
- Master1: XLR and RCA
- Master2: RCA
- Gain and 3-band EQ with Kill Function -30dB on each channel
- LED Level Display with Peak Memory on each channel and the Master-channel
- Quick exchangeable VCA, High Quality Fader with Curve Control per channel
- Quick exchangeable VCA, High Quality Crossfader with Curve Control
- A/B channel selection switch for the Crossfader
- Flexible MP3-Sampler:
- Based on SDHC-Memory Cards (some hours of recordings possible!)
- Max. 99 Memory Banks with 5 Samples each on each SDHC Card!
- MP3s can be recorded stereo 192kbps
- Individual Speed Control for all samples!
- General Speed Control with Master Tempo (Pitch Lock)
- Polyphony: 2 Samples can be played at once
- Seamless Loops with adjustable Start- and End-points
- Sampler In-/Output assignable to each channel
- Fully automatic Beatcounter
- Cross fader Start Control for compatible CD-Players
- 2 Beat synchronized Effects for Crossfader Mixing
- 8 Beat synchronized Effects: Echo, Autopan, Flanger, Manual filter, Auto filter, Rev
- Stereo Effect Send/Return for external effects
- LCD Display with background illumination for Parameter Display of the effects, sampler and beat counter
- Cue Effect Function
- DJ Mic with Talk-over Function
- High Power headphones output with Cue/PGM Mixing
- DSP and Prozessor Software can be updated via SD-Card
- Voltage 230V / 50 Hz
- Frequency response 25 - 20.000Hz /-1dB
- Talkover (Channel) < 75dB bei 1 KHz
- Dimensions 320 x 370 x 109 mm
- Weight 7 kg
Nach kurzem Vergleich mit dem SMX-2 sind mir nur folgende zwei Unterschiede aufgefallen:
- kleines Facelift der Frontplatte
- Der Sampler ist nun pitchbar
Preislich dürfte der Mixer allerdings sehr attraktiv sein.
friendlyhouse in Wien bietet den Mixer um 499EUR an; der SMX-2 kostet bei ihnen nur mehr 399EUR
Lieferstart laut iNet: Dezember 2008