This table, I think, is for electronic music DJs (house mix I). It possde all the functions available to properly shuffled sounds. It is quite impressive and does not have standard dimensions can not be the rack.
It has four lanes (two with the boot fader) + 1 micro. The master output can be connected to XLR or RCA, no problem at trs connector is complte.

UTILIZATION

You look 5 minutes and we understand how it works, as usual with Pioneer All function are very practical to use.
The effects are indeed limited, but easy to use and trs prcis bpm counter with a nickel!
The crossfader is everything! We can assign any channel, to a sampler or anything! There is even a boot on the fader or cross fader, if the table is connected player pioneer -> practice I used quite often. All faders and the potentiomtres are trs trs flexible and enjoyable (even a little too much for the fader for my taste)
As against this feeling after a while some fragility fader buttons that remain in the hand in cracking potetiomtres, etc ...
The manual is very simple, but sometimes a little confusion on the effects section.

SOUNDS

Here the large default of this table!
The prampli is not powerful at all and ds that we arrive in the red zone is a disaster!
Effects saturate quickly as trs.
I think this table is not made for large Systm unless you have a good and a few corrections prampli derrire.
The 3-way equalizer has not cut-26dB frquence not: it is a fair bit I think ...

OVERALL OPINION

I bought this table about 6 months ago and I use about 1500W RMS.
I bought it because, first I came across a good deal (750) and Pioneer is a REFERENCE club it is better now train on the hardware that is more likely to find elsewhere.
I have not had the opportunity to try many MODELS concurents but against a lot of other tables analog.
I find the price a bit excessive even when, not easy to buy this hardware when it is special.
I think that I would no problem on my choice I turned over to an Ecler nuo5