Prime Go (looks to maybe be rack-mountable ???)
Release Date: Late Q1, 2020
Price: $999
And the feature set is impressive. The entire thing runs off a lithium-ion battery rated for 4 hours of use. You don’t need a computer, it effectively is a computer. You can load tracks from TIDAL (and soon, Beatport/Beatportal/Soundcloud) over the built-in Wi-Fi. It can analyze BPM and key of tracks onboard, and can read and process Rekordbox collections (playlists, cues, etc). Here’s the complete list of features:
I’ve had a quick mix on the Prime Go, and the use cases immediately spring to mind: taking your DJ sets to the beach, a day hike, or any place without reliable power sources. Pair this unit up with a battery powered PA system and you’ve got an off-the-grid, renegade-ready setup – no generators or deep-cycle batteries required.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=229&v=dMQb0GShVaQ&feature=emb_logo
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc06pvSOs90
Also, there will be a Prime 2 .. 2 channel version of the Prime 4 at $1399
Release Date: Late Q1, 2020
Price: $999
And the feature set is impressive. The entire thing runs off a lithium-ion battery rated for 4 hours of use. You don’t need a computer, it effectively is a computer. You can load tracks from TIDAL (and soon, Beatport/Beatportal/Soundcloud) over the built-in Wi-Fi. It can analyze BPM and key of tracks onboard, and can read and process Rekordbox collections (playlists, cues, etc). Here’s the complete list of features:
- 7-inch HD touchscreen with gesture control
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery for up to 4 hours of use
- Built-in Wi-Fi and wired internet connections (allows for music streaming)
- Dual bank performance pads for hot cues, loops, roll
- RCA aux input
- (2) dedicated XLR (¼” combo) mic inputs with EQ/Level/talkover
- Capacitive-touch jog wheels
- Internal music analysis
- Standalone Track Preview (listen to tracks without loading them to a deck)
- Assignable FX module, 3-Band EQ and Filter/Sweep FX
- USB and SD media source input
I’ve had a quick mix on the Prime Go, and the use cases immediately spring to mind: taking your DJ sets to the beach, a day hike, or any place without reliable power sources. Pair this unit up with a battery powered PA system and you’ve got an off-the-grid, renegade-ready setup – no generators or deep-cycle batteries required.
Also, there will be a Prime 2 .. 2 channel version of the Prime 4 at $1399
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