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
- 8 Line / 3 Phono, switchable
- 2 Mic inputs
- 12" Tabletop Style Mixer
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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
Other Features
- 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