NAMM 2013 - Gemini's G4V 4-Channel Controller [VIDEO]

Since Gemini's G4V was announced during NAMM 2013, there have been a variety of mixed reviews. It's not our job to compare one brand to another, but to look at things from the perspective of price point and the value and quality at that price point. Frankly, for $399, you're not going to find a better controller with such size, a metal housing, XLR outputs, and four channels of mixing.

We invite and welcome all opinions on both sides of the spectrum, but what Gemini has done is created opportunity, and that's tough to find in this business. I don't know about you, but my first car wasn't a Ferrari. It wasn't new. I towed it more times than drove it. But since then, I've slowly worked my way up the line (I'm still not driving a Ferrari).

If you're on a budget and need versatility, this is the perfect choice. The price is solid, the build is excellent, and we think this is a great chance for the bedroom DJ to get their look at what four-channels can do for them. Gemini has been in the business for a long time, and their veteran experience has played big into the development of the G4V DJ controller.