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Denon DN-X1100 Matrix Mixer DJ Mixers
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Affordable enough for the beginner, feature packed for the professional. A perfect companion to any table top or rackmount player system, the DN-X1100 is a full featured 4-channel matrix mixer that further cements Denon's position as the industry leader in manufacturing DJ gear for the working professional.
* Matrix Input Assignment - No longer does your device need to be married to a particular Channel. The 8 input sources are freely assignable to any channel or even multiple channels.
* 8 Line / 3 Phono, switchable
* 4 Smooth 60mm VCA Channel Faders w/contour adjust
* Flex Fader 45mm VCA Cross Fader w/contour adjust - The tension on this crossfader can be adjusted freely.
* Independent Channel PFL Meters - All input levels can be pre-adjusted in advance to match the gain levels, insuring a smooth transition between fades.
* Independent 3-Band EQ (High-Mid-Low) w/full kills
* Independent CUE system (all channels)
* Booth Output Assign Selector - Pre-monitor any channel including Master through the booth output in the same manner as you would with your headphones, with volume control!
* External Send/Return Control
- Multi Channel Assignable
- Effect On/Off
- Effect Pre & Post switch
- Effect Dry/Wet Knob
- Effect Cueing
* Independent Channel A-B Post Switch (crossfader)
* Powerful & Clean Headphone Output
* Fader Start (all channels) - Cross Fader and Channel Fader-Start Trigger is compatible with all Denon DJ CD/MP3/Media players.
* 12” Tabletop Style Mixer
* 2 Independent Mics w/3-band EQ
- Main Mic (Neutrik combo terminal)
- Aux Mix (TRS 1/4” terminal)
* Mic Ducking Attenuation w/level control
* Split / Cue Headphone Monitor w/PFL Metering
* Master Output -10dB Attenuation Switch
* Master Output Stereo/Mono Switch
* Master Output – Balanced XLR & RCA/Unbalanced
* Record Out – RCA/Unbalanced
* Booth Output – Balanced TRS 1/4”
* Power Switch Guard on Top Panel
* Gold Plated connectors
* Detachable power cord
* Size: 12.0 (W) x 14 (H) x 6.9 (D) 3.6 inch (320 (W) x 357 (H) x 92.5 (D) mm)
* Weight: 6.2 kg, 13.5 lbs.
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Here is my review on the Denon DNX-1100 mixer. I have had this mixer for about month and 1/2. I am comming from a DNX-1500s. Why would I go backwards considering model numbers. When I initially bought the 1500s it was a package deal I could not refuse. Upon getting it home I noticed the terrible hiss coming out the the unit. Called Denon they said I didn't have my gains up right.(yeah ok I've been a dj for 20 years I think I know how to set my gains). So I wasn't really happy with this mixer. The effects were ok but I just didnt like the short up faders and how the whole unit sounded.
I go to my local dj store to see if they the new Denon Dns-3700 in stock for me to play with. It was right there when i walk in the shop setup with a whole Denon setup 2 3700's and 1100 mixer. I really wanted to see how the 3700's stacked up. I loaded 2 usb sticks and went to town. I had the owner of the store boppin his head to what I was playing.
The mixer is awesome the bigger que buttons,the upfader curve is adjustable and so is the crossfader. The longer throw of the upfaders and the 3 band eq kills. This mixer is scratch worthy, I performed a few scratches the fader kept up. Switching back and forth from serato to regular cd was simple and the matrix input is a dream.
The overall sound quailty is much better in my opinion than the 1500s. The headphone section is clear and loud. This mixer has plenty of headroom.
All in all I don't miss my 1500s at all. I didn't like the the effects at all. This a real good sounding 4 channel analog mixer for the price and value. Hope i help with someone's decision on purchasing this unit.
Posted on Mar 31, 2009 |
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