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iDJ Helps DJs Add iPod Playlists to the Mix
Wednesday, July 27th, 2005 at 3:00 PM - by Brad Cook
Numark Industries has released the iDJ two-channel mixing console, which features docking stations for a pair of iPods. In addition to large navigation controls below each iPod, the iDJ includes inputs for adding other devices on both channels, and its spindle receptacle enables a DJ to place it on a turntable if their space is limited.
iDJ also features a three-band equalizer with gain control on both channels, a dedicated microphone input with tone and level control, a USB port for hooking it to a computer and support for the iPod's recording capabilities, so that users can record voice memos and other spoken files.
In addition, iDJ offers quarter- and eighth-inch microphone outputs, a master output LED meter, a crossfader with fader start control, a cue tone and cue source selector for managing music sources and an S-Video output for connecting to iPod photo or the latest color iPods.
Numark said it will ship the iDJ in the third quarter for US$399.
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