Union Audio FOUR.VALVE Rotary Desktop Mixer
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A Reference Analog Rotary Mixer, Designed and Manufactured in the UK
The Four.Valve showcases Union Audio's expertise in fully analog circuits and robust metal construction. Designed for reliability in real-world conditions, it stands as a premium choice for clubs, audiophile bars, and studios seeking a "tube" signature without sacrificing modern precision.
For Demanding DJs in Clubs, Mobile Setups, and Studios
Whether you mix on vinyl turntables, network players, or DVS interfaces, this mixer targets experienced and professional DJs wanting ultra-smooth transitions, wide dynamics, and powerful headphone monitoring. It excels in fixed installations as well as high-end mobile performances, with independent controls for master, booth, and effects returns.
Technical specifications
| Type | Analog |
| USB stereo recording / playback | No |
| Number of faders | 4 |
| Rackable | No |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Union Audio FOUR.VALVE compatible with four turntables?
The four phono inputs on RCA allow connection of up to four turntables. The RIAA equalization provides accuracy of +/- 1 dB from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
Can a mix be recorded via USB with this mixer?
No USB stereo recording or playback functionality is integrated.
How to connect external effects to the FOUR.VALVE?
An effects send and return are available on two 6.35 mm jacks. Each channel has an effects send to control an external processor. The return is stereo.
What headphone connections are available?
The headphone monitoring accepts a 6.35 mm jack or a 3.5 mm mini-jack. The split cue and balance cue/mix functions allow adjusting the listening between pre-listening and mixing.
What outputs are provided for a club setup?
The master output is connected via balanced XLR, with a booth output on 6.35 mm jack and a record output on RCA. The maximum output level reaches +27 dBu.



