MESSE10: Numark Introduces X5 DJ Mixer

US 24-Bit, two-channel digital mixer is designed for a perfect fit between a pair of V7s 26/03/10

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Numark has announced X5, its new two-channel digital mixer. They say that , borrowing from the industrial design of the award-winning Numark family of ITCH controllers, X5 perfectly complements the company's V7 motorized turntable software controller. Chris Roman, Numarks's product development manager, told us, "X5 is the perfect mate to a pair of V7s. It gives you high-end feel, total performance, looks that perfectly complement." . Here's more of what Numark have to say...
While Numark designed X5 for a perfect fit between a pair of V7s, the two-channel mixer is compatible with all turntables, CD players and other sources. DJs will immediately appreciate X5's rugged, club-friendly construction, which includes high-quality knobs, buttons and faders as well as Numark's CP PRO crossfader. X5 employs the same ultra-long-lifetime CP PRO crossfader as the one in the company's universally acclaimed NS7 motorized digital DJ controller.
Numark, creator of the first 100% digital DJ mixer, continues to develop its digital mixing line with X5. This 24-bit, high-resolution mixer contains high-end A/D and D/A circuitry and powerful look-ahead limiters at the master, booth, and headphone outputs to deliver virtually lossless, clip-proof audio performance.
Performance DJs will appreciate the fit and finish of X5 along with the mixer's professional touches, including crossfader and line-fader slope and reverse controls, channel Transform triggers, repositionable phono/line switches, three-band combination EQ/kills on each channel and mini-crossfader cueing control. High quality connections including balanced analog, S/PDIF optical and coaxial digital outputs ensure optimal transmission of DJs' performances to amplification and recording systems.
Pricing and Availability:
X5 will be available from musical instrument and DJ retailers in Q3, 2010. More information: