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.
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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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