New Allen & Heath xone thingy

[3heads]

Disregard all my comments, I see what you mean now. Didn't put the frames with the filters correctly together with the frames where the FX units are shown. My bad.

[JDFS]

Ah, you mean those ones. No, 'unfortunately' that are the FX buttons.

The DB4 has 4 FX units, where this one has 2, right above the Filter, Dry/Wet and Expression button. Compare this one to the one at 00:16 and you know what I mean!

Still, I think that the filters are going to sound awesome!

[tyfurious]

There's more than two linefaders, looks like it's a 4-channel.

[D@VE!]

Ithink i'm gonna like this one

[bumtsch]

Whatever it is, please A&H : have it Scratch certified. So we can have a potential "club standard" alternative to the DJM 900 from these guys.
Also, on target market/features - the DB4 is more of a counterpart to the DJM 2000 really : tech rider stuff for top flight international acts, or install for humongous clubs. Everywhere else, it's still pretty much Xone 92 and/or DJM 800.

*saying that as an avid clubgoer who likes pretty lights in the booth, although *edit* booh at this one for having less channel meter leds than the DB4!

[Karlos Santos]

I'm not saying it will work, I just don't understand why NI wouldn't certify it.

That my friend is a question that people are still asking about the DB4.

[Gryz]

I just want 4 channels. An upgrade for my 42 but not at the price of a DB4. Crossing my fingers!!!

[Xonetacular]

Certification would be great for this and the db4.

In any case I really don't care as long as it has a soundcard like the db4, which it should and if it comes in under 1500 I'm totally sold. The db4 is a little too much craziness for me, I think this could be perfect.

I might ditch the S4, who knows.

[Louie_V]

Dammit! i knew i should of waited until after bpm to order mt DJM...

[tekki]

Ithink i'm gonna like this one

You and me both man!