The Allen & Heath Xone:PX5 is a new four channel mixer that has sturdy build quality, built-in effects, an internal USB soundcard, and an advanced send/receive system for external effects modules. The Xone:PX5 also has that excellent analog sound with lots of other features hidden under the hood. Check out the new 6-part tutorial video series that Allen & Heath has released to get everyone familiar with this new mixer.

DJbooth.net was at the DJ Expo in Atlantic City last week and we are bringing you a short video of the Allen and Heath/Vestax Booth from the event. There were plenty of Allen and Heath Mixers and Vestax Media Controllers on-hand to test and for sale! Video after the jump.

Allen & Heath has just announced that they are releasing a Digital USB version of the Xone:43 analog mixer which will be dubbed the Xone:43C. The new Xone:43C mixer will sport all of the analog goodness of its sibling including the iconic Filters and great sound quality along with adding a USB soundcard for DVS playback and an X-Link port to connect other Allen & Heath Digital devices such as the K1 or K2.

The new Xone:PX5 is a four channel mixer that has sturdy build quality, built-in effects, an internal USB soundcard, and an advanced send/receive system for external effects modules. We took a deep look at the Allen & Heath Xone:PX5 back at the 2017 NAMM show on video but now have the mixer in the lab for the full review treatment which will be done shortly, but check out the unboxing & first impressions video in the meantime to see all that comes in the package.

Here is a quick unboxing and First Impressions video of the Allen and Heath Xone 2:02 professional DJ mixer. The original Xone:02 mixer was one of the best scratch mixers around, and this newer version uses the same solid construction while sporting an all-new (and cooler) paintjob and a Pro-X-Fade Crossfader. (Video Inside).

Last year we brought you a complete review of the Xone flagship professional DJ headphones, the XD:53. We thought they were almost perfect, but did not include a detachable cable which is usually the first point of failure on most professional DJ headphones. Thankfully Allen & Heath have decided to right the wrong by updating the XD:53 to include the detachable/replaceable cable and updating the color scheme with a new gunmetal look. Check out the press release, intro video, and price after the jump.