Behringer DDM4000 5-channel DJ Mixer
A 32-bit digital DJ mixer with beat-synchronised sampler, dual BPM counters, four multi-FX sections, four phono/line stereo channels, two microphone inputs and full MIDI control
- 32-bit digital processing delivers pristine audio quality
- Beat-synchronised sampler with loop function keeps mixes tight
- Four phono/line stereo channels connect up to eight sources
- Two microphone inputs each offer gain, EQ, talk and FX
- Replaceable crossfader with adjustable curve and channel assignment
Five-channel digital mixer for club DJs
The Behringer DDM4000 is a 32-bit digital DJ mixer built for performers who need flexible routing and onboard effects. Five stereo channels accept up to eight line or phono sources while two microphone inputs each provide gain, EQ, talk-over and effects send. A fully featured MIDI layer lets the surface control DJ software directly.
Thermals noise and power draw
Passive convection cooling keeps the chassis silent during sets with no fan noise to bleed into recordings or booth monitors. The 32-bit DSP engine processes four multi-FX sections, dual BPM counters and the sampler without audible latency or thermal throttling. Power consumption remains modest for a rack-mount digital console.
Replaceable crossfader with curve control
The crossfader assigns to any of the four main channels and offers adjustable curve sensitivity plus a three-band EQ kill on each side. If the fader wears out it can be swapped without sending the unit for service, a practical advantage for high-traffic club installations.
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- Price $554.99
- Pricier than about 88% of the 90 comparable items (median $138.49).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the DDM4000 and what step do people often miss?
Connect up to eight sources across the four phono/line stereo channels, plug microphones into the two mic inputs, then assign the digital crossfader to channels 1-4 and set its curve sensitivity before performing.
What maintenance or replacement will the DDM4000 need later?
The crossfader is user-replaceable if it wears out; keep the fader track clean and check the 3-band EQ Kill buttons on each side for consistent response over time.
What limit appears first during a long set on the DDM4000?
The 32-bit digital engine handles continuous processing, but the crossfader's mechanical life is the first wear point under sustained heavy use.
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