Behringer says it can sell DJs a four-channel standalone DJ system for $300 to $400 USD. On Tuesday night, they posted prototype photos on its Facebook page today with a pitch built on open hardware and “no proprietary lock-in”. If price makes it to actual retail release, it’s under a sixth of what Denon charges for the Prime 4 G2 ($2,599), and under an eighth of the AlphaTheta XDJ-AZ ($3,449).
Klark Teknik ANIMA prototype: what the photos show
These are bare prototypes at a factory. Jogs and pads aren’t installed, but the layout reads clearly: four channels, eight pads on each deck, long pitch faders, and a touchscreen in…
