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Four decks of software control, a four-channel mixer and total command over all effects, the ultimate controller for TRAKTOR DJ software. 4TRAK lays out a vast assembly of tactile controls in front of you. High-resolution platters, exclusive Strip Search needle-drop technology and an expansive 12-knob FX KOMMAND CONSOLE give you more precise control over TRAKTOR than ever before.

At the back of the unit you have 4 regular inputs, 4 line, 2 phono, 2 mics, booth out rca, master out rca and balanced xlr.

The Brushed aluminium casing gives a solid feel and it also has a nice weight to it as well. If you’re looking for an all in one device you can’t go far wrong with the 4track with its standalone mixer and range of inputs.

Four decks of software control with included TRAKTOR 2 4TRAK Edition software
12-knob FX KOMMAND CONSOLE for complete control over effects & filters
Built-in four-channel DJ mixer that works with or without a computer
Four line inputs, two turntable inputs and two microphone inputs
Touch-sensitive illuminated platters with 3600 ticks of resolution per rotation
Built-in 24-bit audio interface with balanced XLR outputs
Solid metal construction
Maps seamlessly with TRAKTOR PRO 2 including sample triggers
Ultra-precise, low-latency high-speed MIDI
Strip Search with illuminated track-position indicator
Mouseless library navigation with view options
Works with a wide range of MIDI software

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We’ll start at the start, and on first impressions its looks very beautiful and stylish and that’s in comparison to a Pioneer CDJ range famous for being visually impressive. The 850s are much sleeker than the other Pioneer models and the silver design looks more attractive than plain black. You’ll be glad to know that in typical Pioneer style, that despite this elegant design it’s still robust and gig-proof which means no more unfortunate accidents in a club from the guy who’s had a beer to many.

If you’ve ever used Pioneer CDJ’s before then they’ll be no unexpected surprises with the CDJ 850s controls, and is lade out in pretty much the same way as the rest of the range. You get the standard reverse button and rotary dial to control start-ups and wind downs and a vinyl/CDJ mode. Pioneer have however removed the ability adjust the resistance like you can in the CDJ 2000s but it’s a corner well cut and is perfectly balanced for scratching and mixing. If you’re used to some of the higher range CDJ’s then break effect might be a tad irritating, especially if you’re used to the ‘set and forget’ feature, as you have to turn the dial when you want to brake and leave it off when you don’t.

You’ll be glad to know that one thing that’s not been sacrificed is the Rekordbox compatibility. This is the software that enable you categorise all you’re music into a straightforward library. You can then break down the tracks into tempo and waveforms, and a red marker appears for every cue/loop points which makes mixing that much easier. In live sets its also very useful as you can set up to 10 loops and cue-points so that you can enable playlists, which can then be exported to USB. Be careful though, if you’re mixing with CD’s and you don’t save you’re loop points and you eject the CD or switch off the unit, you will lose the presets. As well as this I was disappointed to find that the LINK function had been removed which I believe is crucial in today’s DJ industry. It enables you to connect to other CDJ’s so you can share cue/loop points instantly.

Now to perhaps the most important feature, the way it sounds and I personally can’t fault it. It sounds equally as good as CDJ’s at the very top of Pioneers range, and sounds clear and smooth at all frequencies with thumping basses and clear, crisp trebles that is helped with the anti-vibration technology. So all in all I think Pioneer CDJ850s are a great success, especially considering the renowned disappointment of the 800s. I think you’re in for a pretty tough decision if you’re considering buying them or spending a bit more money on the 900s in exchange for a more features. But the 850s would be a great purchase to any small bar, nightclub or professional DJ on a budget.

Available around June 2012 for around $999 the RMX 1000 has four distinct effects sections allowing for a wide range of high-value effects. The four effects are:

Release FX: Eliminate the music playing and leave just the output of the FX from the RMX 1000, or you can do the opposite and turn off the effects and just have the track playing.

Scene FX: Create breakdowns and buildups with the use of the controller knob on the right side of the unit. Add sounds to the mix to build up effects such as echo, noise, reverb and more. Or cut sounds apart and remove elements to break down the track with multiple filters.

Isolate FX: Not using an isolator mixer? This effect will allow you to emulate that.

X-Pad FX: Want to add samples on top of the mix you are playing? This section is just for that with samples triggered from the touchpad. Whilst some basic samples are included you can add your own through the SD card.

Main specifications

Inputs RCA pin jack x 1
Phono jack (1/4) x 1
Outputs RCA pin jack x 1
Phono jack (1/4) x 1
Other ports USB B port x 1
Sampling rate 48 kHz
A/D and D/A converter 24bit
Frequency response 20Hz ～20 kHz
Total harmonic distortion 0.005% or less
S/N ratio 102 dB
Head room 20 dB
Software remixbox™、RMX-1000 Plug-in
External dimensions 334 mm（W）×157 mm（D）×57 mm（H）
Weight 1.3 kg

All in all whilst this is for the more professional dedicated DJ it looks like its going to be a lot of fun and add even more to your live mixes. Whilst the price is a tad high expect the usual Pioneer build quality. We’re looking forward to it and will have more info on it soon. Leave a comment and let us know your thoughts.