Gemini CNTRL-7 USB DJ Controller First Impressions Video

The Gemini CNTRL-7 Digital DJ Controller has just been announced and we at djbooth.net already got our hands on the review unit. This unit boasts a crossfader curve control, effects, Full-Kill Three-Band EQ, Four outputs (including an XLR Balanced output) and two line/phono channel RCA inputs. We will be bringing you a full video review shortly, but check out the first impressions and unboxing video along with the full press release inside.

Author:: DJ Blaze
Publish date:: Aug 31, 2011

The Gemini CNTRL-7 Digital DJ Controller has just been announced and we at djbooth.net already got our hands on the review unit. This unit boasts a crossfader curve control, effects, Full-Kill Three-Band EQ, Four outputs (including an XLR Balanced output) and two line/phono channel RCA inputs. The controller comes bundled with Virtual DJ, but it is a fully MIDI capable controller that can be mapped to any popular DJ software on the market today. We will be bringing you a full video review shortly, but check out the first impressions and unboxing video above along with the full press release below.

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