Pioneer DJ DJM-S9 2-channel Mixer for Serato DJ
The black Pioneer DJ DJM-S9 is a professional 2-channel battle mixer for Serato DJ and is well suited for DJing in clubs, concerts, music studios, and live events. The mixer is especially useful for DJs who play Serato because it includes two internal 24-bit/48 kHz Serato-certified USB soundcards. Each input channel includes stereo RCA for both CD/Line as well as RCA phono inputs for turntables with ground. For outputs, the unit features stereo balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA connections, as well as stereo 1/4″ TRS booth outputs.
Pioneer DJ DJM-750MK2 4-channel DJ Mixer
The Pioneer DJM-750MK2 is a professional DJ mixer, which inherits key features and design elements from the DJM-900NXS2, and is well suited for professional mobile DJs, nightclub installations, recording studios, and more. The mixer features a 4-channel layout, and an integrated USB soundcard with support for up to 4 stereo channels of 24-bit/48 kHz audio.
Pioneer DJ DJM-450 2-channel DJ Mixer
The Pioneer DJM-450 2-Channel DJ Mixer offers professional-level functionality with powerful features from the popular DJM-900NXS2, including the Magvel crossfader, 3-band EQ / Iso, Beat FX, and Sound Color FX. Designed for the professional DJs and turntablists, the DJM-450 features a 64-bit digital signal processor, which provides warm, high-quality audio from both analog and digital sound sources.
Pioneer DJ DJMS3 Serato-ready 2-channel DJ Mixer
Solid, simple, and down-to-earth, Pioneer DJ’s affordable DJM-S3 is a 2-channel mixer any DJ can appreciate. For starters, this DJ mixer feels fantastic. One close-up look at this thing, and you’ll notice exactly how well built the DJM-S3 is, with every knob and fader — including the professional-grade Magvel Pro crossfader — providing smooth and precise motion. Building a hybrid digital DJ setup? No problem. The DJM-S3 is not only ready for Serato DJ, but it’s also compatible with DVS, so you can connect your favorite turntables, drop some control vinyl, and you’re good to go.
Pioneer DJ DJM-250MK2 2-Channel DJ Mixer
The Pioneer DJM-250MK2 2-Channel DJ Mixer offers professional level functionality in an entry level mixer and includes some of the professional features from the popular DJM-900NXS2, including the Magvel crossfader and the Sound Color FX filter. Designed for the aspiring DJ, the Pioneer DJM-250MK2 offers versatile and plentiful connectivity in a compact form factor.
Pioneer DJ CDJ-3000 Professional DJ Media Player
The black CDJ-3000 Multiplayer is the latest flagship, pro-level CD/DVD deck that’s equipped to play high-resolution (24-bit / 96 kHz) audio files from several sources. Several upgrades and enhancements have been made, including a redesign of the audio engine, added MPU processor, 9″ touchscreen, Pro Link with Gigabit Ethernet, and a rebuilt performance interface.
Pioneer DJ DJS-1000 Standalone DJ Sampler
Original price was: ₨ 169,999.0.₨ 161,999.0Current price is: ₨ 161,999.0.A stand-alone DJ sampler intended for live performances as well as studio applications. It enables DJs and producers to quickly create unique beats and remixes by using a number of built-in features and extensive editing possibilities.
Pioneer DJ XDJ-1000MK2 Digital DJ Media Player
Original price was: ₨ 203,999.0.₨ 193,999.0Current price is: ₨ 193,999.0.Pioneer have upgraded one of their most popular USB-only multiplayers to create the XDJ-1000MK2. The new player inherits even more features from the club-standard CDJ-2000NXS2, including its 7-inch full-colour high-resolution touch screen, enhanced track browsing functionality and support for playing high-quality FLAC and ALAC files.
Pioneer DJ XDJ-700 Compact DJ Media Player
The Pioneer XDJ-700 is the most compact, rekordbox ready digital player which includes a touchscreen. In addition to this high level of portability the XDJ-700 offers a host of performance features inherited from Pioneer’s pro CDJ and XDJ range.
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