Filed under: News | Hot Gadgets
May 4 2009, 10:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
We first reported about the Tonium PaceMaker DJ Gadget back in January of 2008. Now the Tonium Pacemaker Pocket-Sized DJ System is on sale on Amazon.com for $499.99.
The Tonium PaceMaker gadget comes from Sweden, where lots of great music is coming from these days; just think of Mando Diao.
The Pacemaker is a 60GB portable media player that features full professional DJ capabilities. Imagine two turntables, a mixer and an entire record collection contained in a device that fits into your pocket.
Pacemaker’s two independent audio channels let you play two tracks side by side. Beatmatching is easily done by the click of a button, with a full set of professional audio effects and a crossfader consumers now have unlimited creative influence over their music.
Instead of simply listening to music and playlists, you can now completely interact with your music and share the spotlight of any social gathering where music is played or performed.
The Pacemaker itself is part of the larger Pacemaker platform that encompasses the Pacemaker Editor and the Pacemaker Community. Pacemaker Editor is a free, downloadable PC and Mac compatible computer application that allows you to play music and edit and create mixes. The Pacemaker Community is an online music community that allows members to upload and legally share the mixes of their music, created by the Pacemaker or the Pacemaker Editor software.
More details on Amazon.com.
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Luigi Lugmayr
Luigi is the founding chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years
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