Denon DJ MC4000 Controller Review
Overview
The new Denon DJ MC4000 controller comes bundled with Serato DJ, has a great metal chassis, two microphone inputs for Mobile DJ's, and a compact footprint to easily transport and store when taking it on the go. The MC4000 is great for Mobile DJ's as its compatible with Serato DJ, VirtualDJ 8, Algoriddim, and Traktor 2.9! Check out our full Video review after the jump.
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Review Video & Demo
Unboxing Video
Setup & First Impressions
The new Denon DJ MC4000 controller comes bundled with Serato DJ, has a great metal chassis, two microphone inputs for Mobile DJ's, and a compact footprint to easily transport and store when taking it on the go. The MC4000 is great for Mobile DJ's as its compatible with Serato DJ, VirtualDJ 8, Algoriddim, and Traktor 2.9!
The Denon MC4000 controller sits nicely between the MC2000 and MC6000 in terms of features and usability. The MC4000 is a step up from the really small MC2000 and offers more controls for the software. The MC4000 doesn't quite have all of the analog inputs and outputs found on the MC6000, but many DJ's don't need the extra connectivity. The Denon MC4000 fills the gap between both controllers nicely and with a $399 pricepoint, it makes financial sense for those who want the best of both worlds. Check out our full video review above for a detailed look at the MC4000.
Pros
- Purposely Built for Working Mobile DJs
- Good/Reliable Build Quality
- Compatible with Many DJ Software (Bundled w/Serato DJ Intro)
- 2 Microphone Inputs with EQ & Echo
Cons
- No Bells & Whistles like slicer, slip mode, etc