AlphaTheta Euphonia Professional 4-Channel Rotary Mixer

Upgrade your DJ performance with the innovative AlphaTheta Euphonia, a premium 4-channel rotary mixer that combines the clarity of digital with the richness of analog. The Euphonia features 96 kHz / 32-bit ADDA converters and 96 kHz / 64-bit floating point internal DSP processing for clear and accurate sound reproduction. The analog signal passes through a Rupert Neve-designed transformer, which adds harmonics to the music and creates a glossy and energetic sound that’s smoother for mixing.

Other notable features include specially developed rotary faders with optimized and dynamic fader curves that adjust to your playing style, an energy visualizer and master spectrum analyzer, and a next-generation 3-band master isolator with boost and send FX for each band. Additionally, there are 5 integrated spatial effects (Delay, Tape Echo, Echo Reverb, Reverb, Shimmer, and HPF) as well as a dedicated Send/Return section. Each channel features stereo RCA inputs for both line and phono as well as digital coaxial inputs. XLR master output, RCA record output, and dual 1/4" TRS booth outputs provide ample connections to your PA and monitoring system. The Euphonia ships with a locking IEC cable.

Euphoric Sound with Digital Clarity and Analog Polish with Rupert Neve Transformer

• The euphonia produces a euphoric sound with the clarity of digital and the richness of analog that’s never been heard from a DJ mixer before. To deliver a clearer sound quality that accurately reproduces the expression of the music, the euphonia uses high-quality 32-bit A/D and D/A converters as well as 96 kHz/64-bit floating point mixing processing operations in the DSP, utilizing the digital signal processing technology AlphaTheta has developed over many years.
• All sound coming out of the euphonia passes through a transformer circuit co-designed by AlphaTheta and Rupert Neve Designs, the legendary makers of outstanding analog audio circuitry and mixing desks revered by artists and sound engineers around the world. This transformer circuit, tuned specifically for the euphonia, adds harmonics to the music and creates a glossy and energetic sound that’s smoother for mixing.
• Low frequencies such as kicks and bass are more stable and punchier, mid frequencies like vocals and instruments have more presence and gloss, and high frequencies such as hi-hats sound silky and natural. The transformer breaks down the barrier between vintage live and modern electric sounds, making mixing easier and surprisingly natural, as if recordings in different styles were originally one piece of music.