Denon DJ has announced a new four-channel all-in-one unit, the PRIME 4 G2.
Available now, it is an update on the brand’s PRIME 4 model, with the key updates including bigger, eight-inch jog wheels, 16 MPCe multi-zone pads that use 3D-sensing technology, and faster processing power, while the previous unit’s four-channel, four-deck format and 10.1-inch touchscreen remain.
“Performance-driven DJs want technology that disappears into the background and lets creativity take centre stage,” said Jason Stout, DJ brands product manager at inMusic, the Rhode Island-based company that owns a variety of brands in DJ and professional audio equipment.
“PRIME 4 G2 combines powerful performance tools, onboard Stems, streaming access, and integrated DMX lighting control into a single workflow, giving DJs the freedom to shape both the music and the atmosphere without missing a beat,” he added.
PRIME 4 G2 is priced at $2,599 / €2,699.99 / £2,299.99. Find out more via the Denon site here.
Back in 2023, Denon DJ dropped its first-ever DJ controller that uses real-time stem separation technology.