Ecler, maker of high end mixers has introduced a new more affordable version based on their top flight EVO5.
The EVO 4 is a slimmed down version of the EVO 5 but still has plenty of top quality features including the highest quality digital audio at 24 bit 96 kHz, 2 independent loop samplers, fully assignable MIDI control, precise and ergonomic full cut out EQ, fader and crossfader shape adjustment amongst many more. Along with all this there are the obvious mixer functions - its four channels, eight inputs, four line inputs, three phono inputs and one mic input.


Tailored for the professional DJ that requires the very best it's packed with plenty of features - precise and ergonomic full cut EQ, send and return loop to external effects units, fader and crossfader shape adjustment, output limiter and many other fantastic features. Just as you would expect from this superior DJ brand, the sound quality is excellent and the clean well laid out ergonomics are first class. At £899.00 the EVO4 offers much of the flare and excellent sound of the EVO5 but at a more affordable price.

Stanton's already great name is receiving an even bigger ego boost with their new slot loading CD mixer, the C314.

This machine has been given the 'no holes barred' treatment. The impressive list of functions include: A touch sensitive (adjustable to suit your personal preference in weight) jog wheel for scratching and beat juggling, MP3 compatibility (browse files and folders), control effects wheel, Vinyl emulation, 7 high quality beat synchronised BPM FX (filter, auto filter, echo, phase, flanger, transform & pan), Key lock (aka master tempo), Multi-purpose jog wheel for scratching, adjusting loops, controlling effects and more, Adjustable pitch +/- 8%, 16%, 25%, 100% and pitch bend, Onboard sampling with pattern sequencer plus four trigger buttons and cue memory, reliable anti-shock playback (10 sec) with auto cue and instant playback, easy to read Blue LCD display with visual marker for track position and an S/PDIF output.

This reads like the A to Z of what you'd want if you designed a machine yourself.

The Stanton C314 is a dream to play with and yet completely professional in build and operation.

The astonishingly good K181 DJ Professional headphones from AKG were nominated in over 20 categories at the famous DJ Technology Awards.

Great comfort, versatile swivel ear pieces, high SPL level,bass switch and stereo/mono selector all helped bring the 181's to the forefront of the judges attention. But the major point was the killer sound quality.

Stanton's latest T.120C DJ turntable features a super high torque direct drive motor, giving it a wrist snappingly awesome amount of kick which is so desirable when scratching and backtracking. With it's 'S' shape tone arm it is also ready for high end Concord type cartridges.

Aside from this serious motor power it also offers just about everything else a great DJ could desire - Up to +/- 50% pitch range with lock button, cueing light, dual start/stop keys for battle mode use, adjustable start and braking speeds as well as both Phono and Line output. So budding DJ's needn't worry about having to have a mixer with a phono input. You even get supplied with a slip mat, protective cover and the all important Stanton 520 series cartridge meaning you ready to go from the box.

More than anything though, it offers rugged construction to keep it performing time after time. Oh, and hey, it also looks great.