
REVIEW: Allen & Heath Xone K2 DJ Controller
The Xone K2 controller shouts the modular buzz word loud, in the general direction of Berlin. Chris Cartledge turns up the volume.
The Xone K2 controller shouts the modular buzz word loud, in the general direction of Berlin. Chris Cartledge turns up the volume.
The Xone K2 controller shouts the modular buzz word loud, in the general direction of Berlin. Chris Cartledge turns up the volume.
Allen & Heath's xone:DB4 truly was the dogs bollocks that they described. So did they castrate their new xone:DB2? Not at all.
DJs abuse headphones, so having a fixed cable is a kiss of death. Allen & Heath recognise this and have updated their XD-53s to XD2-53s, and have given them a new paint job - a common theme this week.
Allen & Heath make amazing mixers. But the promise of their sporty named xone:DB4 is one of being the one mixer to own them all. Andrew Unsworth checks is out.
Allen & Heath are a rare breed - a UK based DJ hardware company. The xone:02 is a hugely underrated slice of scratch goodness and well worthy of a look. WHich is just what we did.