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    Denon DJ Unveils PRIME 4 G2

    By Mark MancinoSeptember 1, 2026
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    The new four-channel standalone DJ system brings multi-zone performance pads, onboard Stems, streaming, and DMX lighting into one powerful setup.

    Denon DJ has just introduced the PRIME 4 G2 today (Sept. 1), a new four-channel, four-deck standalone DJ system aimed at DJs who want more creative control without relying on a laptop. Building on the popular PRIME 4 platform, the G2 adds a new generation of performance features, including industry-first MPCe multi-zone performance pads, onboard Stems rendering, and built-in DMX lighting control.

    At the center of the PRIME 4 G2 are 16 velocity and pressure-sensitive pads with 3D-sensing technology. The pads can handle multiple functions — including Hot Cues, Stems, Rolls, FX, and lighting — which gives DJs expanded control from a single performance surface. The system also features full-size 8-inch jog wheels with dynamic displays, a 10.1-inch HD touchscreen, and an upgraded 8-core processor with 4GB of RAM for faster navigation and smoother standalone operation.

    Designed for everything from mobile events and weddings to clubs, festivals, and livestreams, the PRIME 4 G2 also incorporates Wi-Fi music streaming and SoundSwitch-powered DMX lighting control. DJs can access services including Amazon Music Unlimited, Apple Music, Beatport, SoundCloud Go+, and TIDAL, while OmniSource architecture is designed to bring standalone media and software platforms together in one workflow.

    Key Features:

    • MPCe Performance Pads: 16 multi-zone, pressure- and velocity-sensitive pads for Hot Cues, Stems, Rolls, FX, and lighting.
    • 4-Channel Standalone: Four-deck performance without a laptop, powered by an 8-core ARM processor.
    • Onboard Stems: Render and manipulate vocals and instrumental elements directly on the hardware.
    • Built-In DMX: SoundSwitch-powered lighting control without external hardware.
    • Expanded FX: 25+ Main FX, 10 Touch FX, 4 Fader FX, and 4 Sweep FX.
    • Pro Hardware: 8-inch jog wheels, premium dual-rail faders, and a 10.1-inch HD touchscreen.
    • Wi-Fi Streaming: Access Amazon Music Unlimited, Apple Music, Beatport, SoundCloud Go+, and TIDAL.
    • Flexible Connectivity: Bluetooth® control, wireless keyboard support, and balanced XLR Main, Booth, and Zone outputs.

    Find more info at denondj.com.

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