Denon DJ's latest flagship digital mixer has been unveiled. The DN-X1700 is slated to be the hallmark of Denon's R&D department. Years of consultation and design have led to the development of a mixer that, as Denon claims, will become the standard in DJ technology. The developers at Denon DJ ensured a design that allows extremely intuitive operation alongside a roster of features every professional DJ needs. No matter what you're spinning or clicking, you're covered. Feel free to work with vinyl, CD, digital files, DJ software applications and even USB storage devices.

The DN-X1700's four-channel, industry-standard, tabletop design has a simple, spacious layout with highly tactile controls logically arranged to remedy hunting and tweaking. The console is equipped with large, high-quality rubberized knobs, studio quality 60 mm Alps K Series channel faders, a 45 mm FLEX cross fader, a high visibility color LCD display, extended 24-point LED channel and output metering and LED ring metering around the control knobs to ensure excellent control of your performance. Its 32-bit floating point DSP engine provides exceptional processing power for your performance requirements. The DN-X1700 also delivers impressive sound resolution via its 32-bit digital-analog conversion capabilities at the audio output stage. Sound quality is reportedly unparalleled via a component layout derived from Denon's award-winning A/V and audiophile products. With a powerful and extensive Utility mode, various customized settings can be recalled for various purposes.

Additional features include this set of inputs / outputs"

• Balanced XLR and phono analog outs
• Two USB 2.0 ports
• Five-pin MIDI output
• Four digital ins / 1x (One) digital out (44.1 / 48 / 96 kHz)
• EFX send and return
• Balanced 1/4" jack booth output
• Balanced XLR and 1/4" jack mic inputs
• Stereo phono recording outs
• Four 3.5-mm Fader Starts

Denon DJ's DN-X1700 is scheduled for release in July 2009