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The best Pioneer DJ Consoles reviews

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  • Pioneer DJM-3000

    FP User's review

    Same amount of features as most other mixers in it's price range plus effects which I feel is all it's good for. UTILIZATION Exteamely easy to use. Almost self explainatory. Manual is good too. I would not trust this thing in a club enviornment. N

  • Pioneer DJM-500

    « Very good mixer! »

    Yes, it can be rack-mounted, with the mod. RCA, 1/4" jack and XLR connectors 4 channels, very practical The EQ is all right. It was more than enough back then and even today. Nice but limited effects section (although it's more than enoug

  • Pioneer DJM-700

    « Used it with vinyl and CDJ platters »

    The DJM 700 K from Pioneer has effects built right into it like the phaser, flanger or crush effects and there are also 4 different patterns for sampling like the pitch up, pitch down, reverse and roll. I was very happy to use these effects because I

  • Pioneer DJM-350

    « Good! »

    The Pioneer DJM-350 is Pioneer's entry level two-channel mixer. Pioneer has been known as the standard when it comes to professional club DJ setups and this unit keeps to that. For being an entry level product however, this feels pretty professional.

  • Pioneer DJM-400

    Audiofanzine FR's review

    Originally written by beatrouble on Audiofanzine FR. See manufacturer's website UTILIZATION Very easy to use: two channels, two mics, effects processor. Easily understandable manual, perhaps a bit complex when it comes to effects, especially

  • Pioneer DJM-600

    « A mainstay in the DJ realm »

    The mixer is not rackable without modifications. The main inputs are RCA, and outputs are RCA and XLR. It has analog connections and 4 channels, each with 2 inputs for phono and line. The eq is not parametric and simply has separate knobs for bass, m

  • Pioneer DJM-707

    FP User's review

    For straight up scratching... it's great. Only thing I think it is missing is full EQ kills. Price paid 296 UTILIZATION Real easy to use. Beats the snot out of my Numark PPD01, even though the PPD01 is a true Digital Mixer. I am using this mixer