Mixers

Allen & Heath Xone DJ mixers across the current range: the XONE:24 and 24c, the four-channel XONE:43, the PX5 with its onboard FX engine, and the flagship XONE:96 alongside the XONE:92 MK2, successor to one of the most-installed club mixers ever made.

The whole range shares the Xone analogue filter system, which is a large part of why these boards hold their place in club installs. Choosing between them comes down to channel count, connectivity and how you play. If you record sets or run digital sources straight over USB, look at the models with built-in soundcards; if the workflow is vinyl, CDJs and outboard, the pure analogue boards keep the signal path simple. FX handling differs too: the PX5 processes internally, while the larger boards are built around send and return loops for outboard effects. Rack mount kits for the 43 and 96 sit in the DJ Accessories category for fixed installs.

Venues speccing a booth refresh can pair a mixer here with monitoring headphones and cabling from the wider audio ranges.

Xone Mixer FAQs

Which Xone fits my booth? XONE:24/24c for two-channel work, the :43 for four channels, PX5 for onboard FX, and the :96 or :92 MK2 where the analogue filter system earns its legend. Club installs standardise on the :92/:96 for a reason.

Why analogue filters still? The Xone filter sound is the product, DJs book around it. The rest of the booth build is in the DJ starter guide.