Native Instruments has introduced their latest audio interface, Audio 2 DJ, by having traceur Stephane Vigroux stuff it down his pants and run it all over London.

Other companies might have spent more time telling you about the product. NI's approach seems to say that the Audio 2 DJ does the job, it's fairly priced and it's tiny.

The Audio 2 DJ offers the same audio quality and performance as NI's Audio 8 DJ and Audio 4 DJ interfaces, used by club DJs worldwide. The Audio 2 DJ, though, literally fits in your pocket.

Features:

• 24bit/96kHz Cirrus Logic converters and high-power output amplifiers;
• Low-latency drivers for Windows and Mac OS X;
• Dual stereo outputs;
• Two included RCA break-out cables; and...
• It's so tiny that you can stuff it in your pants and run all over London with it, jumping over buildings willy-nilly.

Pricing and Availability:

Audio 2 DJ will be available in September 2009 for a suggested retail price of $119 / 99 EUR at authorized dealers and in the NI Online Shop.

James Lewin
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