The Allen & Heath XONE:23C DJ Mixer is your gateway to an unparalleled mixing experience, combining the best of digital DJ-ing with traditional control in a compact design. This versatile mixer features an internal soundcard that allows for effortless playback and recording from DJ software, making it perfect for both live performances and studio sessions.

Key Features

• 4 Stereo Channels: Two channels for phono and line inputs enable you to connect up to four music sources, including turntables and media players.
• Voltage Control Filter (VCF) System: Enjoy complete control over your sound with low-pass and high-pass filters, frequency sweep, and resonance control.
• FX Loop Integration: Connect your favorite external FX units and route them back through the filter system for creative mixing.
• Comprehensive Monitoring: Keep track of your sound levels with dedicated booth output, cue mix control, and clear 9-segment peak hold meters.
• Soft Touch Controls: Backlit, light-piped meters, and a distinctive steel faceplate enhance usability and aesthetics.

Specifications

Unique Value Proposition

Allen & Heath has over 40 years of experience in crafting high-quality mixers. The XONE:23C is designed to make life easier for DJs at any time of day or night, offering a robust platform that delivers exceptional sound quality and performance.

FAQs

1. Can I connect turntables to the XONE:23C?

Yes! The mixer features dedicated phono inputs to connect turntables easily.

2. Does the XONE:23C come with software?

Yes, it includes Mix Vibes Cross LE Software for DVS control and easy mapping with XONE: K series controllers.

3. Is the Voltage Control Filter adjustable?

Absolutely! The VCF allows for detailed adjustments with frequency sweep and resonance control for personalized sound shaping.

4. Can I upgrade the fader?

Yes, the XONE:23C can be upgraded with the latest Inno fader for enhanced scratch performance (sold separately).

5. How does the FX loop work?

The FX loop lets you connect external effects units and route their output back through the mixer’s filter system for creative sound manipulation.