New Product: Korg KM-402 Kaoss 4-Channel DJ Mixer with Kaoss Pad
Sep 27, 2007 10:52 AM Asher Fulero (Writer)
The original Kaoss Pad
mixers were a hit, combining the touch-pad madness of the original KP1 with a
basic DJ mixer in ways that went beyond the simple combination. Now updated
with 100 modernized programs from Korg's recent KP-Mini, the new KM-402 Dynamic
DJ Mixer ($720; www.korg.com) is a great way for anyone to work the magic of
Kaoss effects into their system. The four input channels offer line and phono
inputs, as well as a microphone input. You may route each of those into the
Kaoss section for mangling. The EQ section has been creatively upgraded: Korg
artists created six EQ curves, which are available independently for each
channel's three EQ knobs. The EQ types are called KM-Q, Round-Q, Boost,
Slamming, Isolator and Hyped. Booth and Master outputs join full Cueing
capabilities on the mixer. The Kaoss section includes three program memory
slots, a Dry/Wet knob and buttons for Hold and Tap Tempo.
Also check out its smaller
cousin, the 2-channel KM-202 ($600); info for both can be found at
www.korg.com.
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