Rane Introduces Two-Channel Rotary Mixer
The MP2014 is built for DJs who love the classic rotary mixer experience.
Today, Rane announced that it will continue to redefine the mixer by bridging the gap between classic rotary mixers and modern DJ tools with its new two-channel rotary mixer, the MP2014. This announcement of the Mp2014 represents the perfect marriage of a high-quality rotary control surface with state-of-the-art digital signal processing and dual 16-channel USB sound cards. The mixer features an essential assortment of analog and digital I/O supports mixing vinyl, CDs, and USB streaming audio in any combination.
The mixer comes with two phono preamps, three-way swept-filters and a three-band, steep 24dB/octave main mix Isolator with adjustable crossover points. The MP2014 provides the same quality, aesthetics, and high-resolution audio as the MP2015 in an elegant and portable design.
Strikingly different and beautiful to look at, the MP2014 sports a new compact size and shape for a rotary mixer, with all controls selected, designed and located for effortless professional performance playback. Its size makes it portable and easy to move about.
The two-channel MP2014 uses the same platform as Rane’s MP2015, which is the new worldwide standard for four-channel rotary mixers. Both are no-compromise music-mixing machines.
MP2014 Features:
2-deck mixing, with additional USB aux / session input.
2 aux line inputs, with 1 on each channel.
3 stereo playback and 5 stereo record channels on each USB port.
Mic input has FX loop assign switch.
For more information and to order the MP2014, visit the Rane website.