- DJ equipment boasts a 19-inch rack mount 4-channel professional mixer
- Sampler includes a digital sampler
- Digital sampler features single/loop playback
- 12 sec x 5 memory locations
- Pitch and level control for sample playback
- Two mic inputs, up to eight line inputs
- Two turntable inputs with ground screw
- Individual channel gain controls and cue selectors
- Three band eq + frequency kill buttons on mic chs
- Dual 10-band graphic equalizer
- Dual 12-segment led meters
- Effects send/return loop
- Talkover switch for dj mic
- Assignable a/b removable crossfader
- Front panel xlr .25-inch combo mic jack
- 12v bnc connector for gooseneck lamp
- Master and zone faders and balance controls
- Master, record, zone and headphone outputs
- Headphone program/cue fader
- .25-inch and RCA master output jacks
- 110/220v switchable
- Dimensions: 19 inches wide x 9.45 inches deep x 3.2 inches high
- Dimensions:
- 19 in. L x 9.45 in. H x 3.2 in. D
- Warranty:
- 1 Year Manufacturer
- Materials:
- Electronic components
- Model No:
- PYD1950
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Customer Reviews
As a mixer, this product does the job. it has 8 inputs, 4 can be switched on at a time. Crossfader works well, Left and right channel equalizers works well. The way the mic input is set up is nice, and the blue led lights look nice.HOWEVER, the sampler feature is COMPLETE GARBAGE. There is a loud blip sound at the end of samples, which sounds terrible when you loop the sample. But don't worry because you wont want to loop any samples. why? because there is a delay of about 60 milliseconds from when you press the record button to when the sampler actually begins recording. So basically no matter how hard you try, its impossible to get your samples to play in a loop without there being a ms gap in the beginning or at the end of your sample. So now you've got a loop playing that makes a loud ugly sound every time it loops and its not even in time! Want to try to loop something then match it to something else you've recorded at the same bpm? NOT GONNA HAPPEN. You might get one or 2 measures in time and then it falls out of sync due to the ms gap.Terrible as a sampler.
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