Denon DJ PRIME 4 G2 Standalone DJ Controller
- 4 decks, standalone controller
- Onboard Stems rendering and playback
- Multi-zone MPCe pads, FX paddles
- 8 inch jog wheels, dual-rail faders
- Built-in DMX interface for Engine Lighting
- Wi-Fi streaming and Bluetooth audio
- Balanced XLR outputs, USB connectivity
- 21.8 pounds, 19.57 x 30 x 4.13 inches
Last refreshed Sep 28, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A four-deck standalone controller with stem rendering, MPC-style pads and lighting control for performing DJs. It is a big, heavy unit, and some software support is still marked as coming soon.
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ASIN: B0HDZRFFS4Model: Prime 4 G2Category: DJ Controllers
Overview
Denon DJ builds this standalone controller as a complete four-deck system for clubs and private events. MPC-style multi-zone pads trigger hot cues, FX and lighting, and onboard Stems rendering adds instrumental and acapella controls.
Performance flexibility is the reason to look, since the system works without a laptop and still controls lighting through a built-in DMX interface. The limit is timing, as support for several DJ programs is described as upcoming.
Who it's for
A club or event DJ who builds sets from streaming, USB drives and stems will use the full feature set. Hobbyists on a small desk, or buyers who need software support today, should look at simpler options.
Pros and cons
- Four decks, fully standalone
- Onboard Stems rendering and controls
- MPC-style multi-zone pads
- Built-in DMX lighting interface
- Large and heavy unit
- OmniSource support is coming soon
- Complex for beginners
Performance notes
Onboard stems rendering splits tracks without a computer, and dedicated Instrumental and Acapella controls plus Stem effects and EQ expand the mix. Multi-zone pads trigger cues, FX and lighting from one surface. Wi-Fi streaming and USB sources feed the four decks.
Specifications
| Brand | Denon DJ |
|---|---|
| Model | Prime 4 G2 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 21.8 poundshigher than 93% of 28 dj controllers |
| Product dimensions | 19.57 x 30 x 4.13 inches |
| Jog wheel size | 8 inch |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Master Outputs | Balanced XLR |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Black |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth audio, USB |
| Other details | |
| Decks | 4 |
| Performance Pads | Multi-zone MPCe pads |
| Stems | Onboard rendering, Instrumental and Acapella controls |
| Lighting | Built-in DMX interface, Engine Lighting |
Closest rivals on specs
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- Item weight 21.8 vs 11.6 pounds (+88%)
Frequently asked questions
Will the PRIME 4 G2 get new software support later?
The description says OmniSource support for Serato, Algoriddim and VirtualDJ is coming soon, so it is not available at the time of the listing.
Can it run without a laptop?
Yes. It is described as a complete four-deck standalone system.
Does it control lighting?
Yes. A built-in DMX interface handles Engine Lighting control.