All user reviews of 4/5 for the Pioneer CMX 3000

Bought 2 weeks ago in a secondhand cash converters.

What I like most, cestla grip general, no need to record all functions fall under the fingers without looking too, is the pioneer. Hot cues I is not so much that it finally, finally, less than I imagined. The jog is quite plastic, but for niquel ratraper a tempo. Against it by no means a scratch machine (you can tell by the way).

I tried the cdj500 (IOP) is a simpa use the axis9 (numark) works normally and without + cdj20 (gemini) before, but not for the purpose of a purchase because it is not what 'I needed.

Excellent value for money, I got it for the price of a cdj 800. By comparing the cmx 3000 is the equivalent of 2 CDJ1000 for the price of a cdj 800 (of course if not Scratch, and this is my case).
EDIT after 1 month of use:

so I just had my first freeze (the screens block but the music is still running) of a I do not know what but the two old cds cds were burned and she had just 1:30 to mix a little in the barbaric times So good legs.

Stability level I am a bit disappointed with Pioneer notament freeze because of this (the only one in a month so I hope that there will be no more), if y 'after a small reflexes have no gender not start the music before the loop button've finished clgnoter (storing anti shock 4.5sec) if the sound starts and then turns off after 10sec.

Except to the mix in his room is the ideal (a ca € 1000 is cheap though so you have to look to the new has come) shame that Pioneer did not put a system to update as Denon.

But otherwise it remains an excellent double drive, it took me some time to take control of 100%.

So here a few spots from the stability (just freeze in fact) it's still a good animal.

Rating 8 / 10 because you can always do better, even if one approaches the top.

Trs good CD decks, this is three years since I use them and no stress PBS, certainly c'tait era but now face the top competition, it has even better for the bcp prices ...... but you will only have platinum, so for beginners it's a good deck, with everything you need, loops cue, hot cues, master tempo, etc. .... only regret the scratch is not terrible at all, not break a three legged duck, but to start in the top-end mobile disco is not bad .... I put 7 of 10 from what is currently on the market today

Using APRS 4 years
Still nothing to say, I have not had a problem with these turntables CD's, I love them and I think I'll keep them all my life ... YES

I say that I would do without the same pb choice ....

What I expect from Pioneer in the same plates that read DVD-MP3 and I say BRAVO ...

I add one point to the robustness

I use the dual player for five years, never any problems.

What I like is the accuracy and reliability of this device. It reacts to the quarter turn. Super top, CD text, hot cue, the brightness compared to his brother CMX 5000 much better. As for weakness, I would say that the scratch is absolutely worthless on that drive. Nothing to do with a CDJ 1000 or 800. Otherwise, easy to use and very homogeneous, its nickel.

Before I swore by Denon, I had three generations of DN-2000 F and of course the DN-2500. Level longevity, nothing to do, they are machines fragile and often I send them back to the service or maintenance. Fragility of drawers, power ... I tried to DN 2100 and 2600, only to loop is Chinese. Then I had the CDJ 100 which will remain by far the readers of the best value for money, I tested the 800 and CDJ 1000 CDJ 1000 The tricks played at me long to recognize a CD, then I ' not like the place because it takes to make it with two turntables and a table. So, I opted for the new double CD Rack with recorder and amplifier feedback and control, for example below the table mix flat. Handling all events.

Level value for money, I must say I am very happy with my purchase. He has five years and this will no doubt be my last double CD. A remake, I want the same. For scratching, blah, it depends on the tastes and colors, it's not my thing. So I'm going. I had paid just under € 1,000 at the time, it is Paying-off in heavy use on Saturdays and some Fridays. The only thing I still do from time to time, it's blowing the light units, accessible from below, a screw, a valve. Then, a cleaning CD and it goes away.

Missing is the effect as the CDJ 100 and 200, but if you have a Pioneer table, not need. Too bad the tables with Pioneer can not hold a candle CD players of the same brand. Except perhaps the new generation 800 and DJM 1000.