Numark’s N-Wave 580 powered DJ desktop monitors appear to be aiming for that part of the market between computer speakers and entry-level studio monitors: The part of the market that buyers of entry level DJ controllers such as Numark’s own Mixtrack Pro 3 inhabit, in other words. Let’s see how they fare…
Numark’s Lightwave speakers are small and portable, designed to be used at parties and small gigs, with the novel addition of two bars of bright LED lighting built in behind the grills of each speaker.
We haven’t had time to test the claims, but here’s a set of wireless headphones at NAMM 2015 that Numark says is so low latency that they’re fine to DJ with without a cable attaching them to your DJ gear.
Numark’s Mixtrack Pro then the Mixtrack Pro 2 have been constant go-to first controller among our readers for many years, so among the glamour of the more expensive, feature-laden controllers released here at NAMM 2015 this week, the release of the Numark Mixtrack Pro 3 is pretty big news.
Hot off the heels of the Numark NV comes the Numark NS7III, the latest iteration in the NS7 series of motorised platter controllers. The biggest new feature here is the addition of three onboard displays at the top of the unit.
Numark’s flagship announcement at NAMM 2015 is the Numark NS7III for Serato DJ, the latest iteration of the NS7 motorised platter series, that now crucially now builds on last year’s Numark NS7II with the addition of build-in screens.
Numark has announced at NAMM 2015 the Mixtrack Pro 3 and Mixtrack 3 DJ controllers, the latest iterations in its popular budget range, with and without built-in audio interfaces respectively, and sporting radical new designs over the previous models. Now looking curiously similar to the (apparently ill-fated) Behringer CMD 4A unit, the two new two-channel […]
