BEDX626V2

0701-AAH86-US1

Behringer

Designed for beginners and professionals alike, the Behringer PRO MIXER DX626 is a high-quality 3-channel ultralow-noise DJ mixer with state-of-the-art phono preamps and an integrated Beat-per-Minute (BPM) counter.The mixer features three super-smooth ULTRAGLIDE VCA faders plus a VCA crossfader for smooth operation for years to come (rated 500,000 cycles). Each channel includes a 3-band kill EQ (-32 dB). Channel one is switchable to a studio-grade Ultralow-Noise (ULN) microphone preamp and includes a manual talkover function for making sure your voice is heard above the music. Additional features include PFL function with a Master/PFL mix option and a peak-hold level meter with a dedicated PFL bar graph. There is also a BNC gooseneck lamp socket.At a Glance Professional 3-channel ultralow-noise DJ mixer with state-of-the-art phono preampsIntelligent, dual BPM counterSuper-smooth, long-life ULTRAGLIDE faders (up to 500,000 cycles)VCA-controlled crossfader for utmost reliability and smooth audio performance3-band kill EQ (-32 dB) and gain control per channelManual talkover functionMicrophone input with studio-grade ULN technologyMonitor function with master/PFL mix optionPrecise peak-hold level meter with dedicated PFL bar graphBNC gooseneck lamp socketGold-plated RCA connectors for highest signal integritySuper-Smooth ULTRAGLIDE Faders The DX626 features Behringer's super-smooth ULTRAGLIDE channel faders, which provide high-precision level setting and a VCA-controlled optical crossfader for the ultimate in reliability and state-of-the-art audio performance. The PRO MIXER DX626's channel faders are rated for heavy use at up to 500,000 cycles.Features Galore The DX626 features a dedicated Mic Input with a built-in manual Talkover function that allows you to bring down the volume of the music track (referred to as "ducking"), so your voice is always out front. Vocal fine-tuning is handled by the onboard 3-band EQ, which provides up to 15 dB of boost or cut at Low (80 Hz), Mid (2.5 kHz), and High (12 kHz) frequency centers for an extremely broad tonal palette. Equipped to handle any conceivable input source, these channels accept everything from line level, phono, CD and tape decks, to mp3 and minidisk players.