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NN106 6 Channel Phono Optimised Audiophile Mixer

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£2634.00 £2118.00
(£1765.00 + VAT)


The amazing Formula Sound NN106 6 channel + microphone, audiophile professional, DJ mixer is optimised for vinyl mixing. It features 4 capacitance settings for best cartridge match, high accuracy RIAA circuit, rumble filter and noise cancelling. All of which contribute towards making it unbeatable for vinyl mixing and one of the best analogue signal path mixers in the world.

At this special price, there is no other 6 channel mixer with comparable audio quality and features.



The new NN106 was designed as a replacement for the PM100 which is no longer available. It will not replace the FF6.2 which has additional features.

The NN106 uses the same phono stage as the FF2.2L making it the best mixer for faithful vinyl reproduction.

Channels 1 and 2 can be selected as Mic, Line, Balanced line or USB (Traktor Compatible). Channels 3 to 6 are Mic, Line, Phono or USB (Traktor Compatible).

The NN106 also has a separate dedicated microphone input with voiceover facility similar to the PM100 it replaces. The channel MIC inputs may be assigned to a separate MIC bus, the channel MIC bus may be assigned into the booth or out of the booth.

All channels have FX send to a strip in the output with variable frequency HP/LP filters and compressor plus wet/dry control.

A switched jack socket enables an external FX unit to be connected. With no jack connected, it returns to the channel sent.

Each channel also has an AUX send, 3 band full kill EQ, gain adjustment, linear channel fader and X fade select switches.

The PHONO inputs are two stage circuits that track the theoretical RIAA phono curve to within 0.5dB from 20Hz to 20Khz. Additionally the phono input capacitance may be set to one of four settings to best match your cartridge. The NN106 has exceptional vinyl performance and is a must if you want to get the best from your vinyl (new or old).

The MIC, Line, Balanced line, and Phono inputs are all individual to each channel. The USB input is a single USB input that can be assigned to any channel (or multiple channels), the single USB input carries 2 stereo signals (USB1 & USB2) and each channels USB setting may be assigned to either USB1 or USB2 (with a recessed switch). So each of the 6 channels have a choice of 3 analogue inputs and one of two USB signals from the USB input. The USB input is a high performance circuit, one of the best available on any mixer.

The fader curve is adjustable via a control on the front panel. Formula Sound NN106 Audiophile DJ Mixer rear panel

There are both 1/4 inch and 3.5mm headphone jacks.

The meters feature 3 stereo columns of 12 LEDs for Master, Booth and Cue levels. Formula Sound NN106 Audiophile DJ Mixer rear panel



There are plans for a NN104 and NN108 (4 and 8 channel versions) in the future.


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