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Numark Ships iDJ iPod Mixing Console

Numark on Wednesday announced that it is now shipping its iDJ mixing console, which the company first announced last month. The iDJ features docking stations for a pair of iPods, with large navigation controls below each of them and inputs for adding other devices to both channels. 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 headphone 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.

Pricing is US$399.


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