Denon DJ Prime 4 G2

The 10.1-inch full-color multi-touch display features a resolution of 1280 x 800, providing direct access to the music library, waveforms, deck settings, mixer controls, and performance functions. An octa-core ARM processor and 4GB of RAM support the simultaneous operation of the system’s advanced features. The full-size 8-inch jog wheels offer high-resolution performance and feature integrated RGB LED displays that show information such as cue position and Stems status. In addition, the 16 MPCe performance pads are pressure- and velocity-sensitive and feature 3D sensing technology, allowing multiple functions and parameters to be controlled from a single pad.

The PRIME 4 G2 supports onboard Stems separation, with direct Acapella and Instrumental control, a dedicated Stems pad mode, Stem Level EQ, and separate Stem effects. This allows DJs to isolate or remove vocals and instrumental elements directly on the unit and create mashups, edits, and new versions of tracks in real time. The FX system includes two independent Main FX modules with more than 25 effects, toggle paddles, and Favorite FX buttons, as well as 10 Touch FX with latch functionality, Fader FX activated through the channel faders, and four Sweep FX with a dedicated control on each channel.

The integrated Engine Lighting functionality, powered by SoundSwitch, enables direct control of DMX lighting systems without requiring an external interface. The physical DMX output supports one universe with 512 channels, while compatible SoundSwitch interfaces can expand this to two universes and 1,024 channels. Smart lighting control via Philips Hue and Nanoleaf is also supported.

Through its built-in 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi connectivity, the PRIME 4 G2 provides access to streaming services including Amazon Music Unlimited, Apple Music, Beatport, SoundCloud Go+, and TIDAL. Spotify support is stated by the manufacturer as planned for 2027. The system also features Bluetooth 5.4, allowing audio from a smartphone or tablet to be routed and mixed through the dedicated Bluetooth Deck. The Main, Booth, and Zone outputs all use balanced XLR connections. The Zone output can play a separate deck or playlist through an independent sound system and also features its own Cue function. This makes it possible, for example, to play different music in the main venue and a second room without requiring an additional player.

For external sources, the PRIME 4 G2 provides two stereo Line/Phono RCA inputs on channels 3 and 4, along with two Combo XLR/TRS microphone inputs. The microphone channels feature 3-band EQ, Echo, Reverb, Talkover, and Anti-Feedback processing, while the Mic 2 input can also be used as a line or instrument input. Audio conversion is handled by an ESS ES9017S 32-bit DAC, offering a dynamic range of up to 119dB through the balanced outputs and a maximum output level of +20dBu. The PRIME 4 G2 also features two USB Type-A ports, two USB Type-C ports, an SD card slot, and an internal SATA 3.0 bay for installing additional storage. OmniSource support, which will allow simultaneous use of standalone sources and DJ software such as Serato, Algoriddim, and VirtualDJ, is stated in the supplied material as planned for late 2026.