The new Electrix Ebox-44 is an audio interface with a variety of applications.
It is USB bus powered, which means it can be connected on-the-fly and used anywhere with a laptop.
The Ebox-44 features two sets of line level RCA inputs with a phono switch to connect a pair of CD players, turntables, or the tape/rec output of a recording or PA mixer. As an interface for digital vinyl systems, Ebox-44 is compatible with Virtual DJ, Mixvibes, and Miss Pinky time code. Although Traktor Scratch requires the use of its own interface for time code control, the Ebox-44 can be used as an interface for Traktor Pro's master and monitor outputs, as well as inputs for sample and loop recording.
The pair of stereo RCA outputs are suited to connect to a DJ mixer. The headphone output is assignable via the provided virtual mixer. The headphone can receive signals from outputs 1/2, 3/4, or both, which is handy for creating the right headphone mix for recording or DJing. A microphone input is also provided on the front panel. All sets of RCA inputs and outputs feature blue LED activity indicators.
The Ebox –44 includes low latency drivers for Mac and PC, a virtual mixer to set input and output levels, and PCDJ Dex2 LE DJ software with audio and video mixing.
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