Headliner R4
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Headliner
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A Headliner Analog Rotary Mixer Designed for Sound and Feel
The Headliner R4 follows the tradition of rotary mixers: a smooth feel, a focus on musicality, and an analog warmth that enhances both vinyl and line sources. Designed to remain accessible without sacrificing essentials, it emphasizes "booth-quality" choices (ALPS potentiometers, modular internal construction, split-rail external power supply) to provide a stable and consistent experience in clubs, studios, or mobile setups.
For Which DJs and Uses?
The R4 is aimed at DJs who prioritize long-form mixing and fine control: house, techno, disco, funk/soul, deep, minimal... It suits both experienced DJs seeking a reliable rotary mixer and demanding enthusiasts wanting to upgrade to a more "organic" analog mixer. With its independent Master and Booth outputs, it is perfectly comfortable in clubs, bars, events, or fixed installations, while remaining practical for home studio setups thanks to the dedicated recording output.
Technical specifications
| Type | Analog |
| USB stereo recording / playback | No |
| Number of faders | 4 |
| Rackable | No |
Questions frequently asked
How many turntables can be connected to this mixer?
The console has three phono inputs for turntables, as well as four stereo line inputs.
Does the Headliner R4 have an analog filter?
An assignable analog filter is built into the Master section. Both high-pass and low-pass modes are selectable. Frequency and resonance have dedicated controls.
What outputs are available for sound reinforcement and recording?
The output section offers independent Master and Booth outputs, each with volume control. Balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA connections are provided, along with a separate RCA Record output.
Is it possible to headphone cue with two types of jacks?
There are two headphone outputs: a 6.35 mm jack and a 3.5 mm mini-jack. The monitoring section includes a headphone volume control, Cue/Master balance, and a separate monitoring switch.
Can the R4 record a mix via USB?
No stereo USB recording or playback functions are integrated. Recording a set is done through the RCA Record output.



