Pioneer CDJ 800MK2 DJ CD/MP3 Player

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The DVJ-X1 was a DVD-based “CDJ”, allowing VJs to scratch and mix video like a vinyl record. It featured realtime scratching, looping, and hot-cueing of video, and could sync audio/video streams together. It also played audio CDs, with features similar to the CDJ-1000. Dan Morrell, ("DJ Smurf") wrote of liking the CDJ-800 due its excellent sound and low price. [15] DMP-555 [ edit ]

The CDJ 900 was the first to introduce Pioneer users to “Slip Mode”, which wasn't even present in the CDJ-2000. CDJ-350With a 96kHz/24-bit sound card, FLAC/ALAC support (lossless music), an improved digital output, a 32-bit D/A converter and a separate analog power supply… the audio reproduction is about as accurate as it gets. The CDJ-100S was a CDJ model that was released in early 1998. The CDJ-100S was a basic CD player with a pitch controller and three sound effect options. The purpose of this player was to provide entry level gear on a standardized setup, with some pro features included, for a price you can wrap your head around. It’s a sturdy, but no frills player… a CDJ-200 brought into more modern times. The "Master Tempo" is not laggy like it's competition. Pioneer definately sports the tightest algorithm out there. I've tested almost every brand available and this one really shines in that aspect!

Press the Auto Beat Loop buttons to set 1, 2, 4, or 8 beat loops that are precisely snapped to the rekordbox beat grid. Specifications: Well… that's subjective, and the answer will vary between DJs. Controllers can indeed offer better value, especially when comparing onboard features and price-points. Is not to say the price is lev ... Lev TOO! The diffrence in price between 800 and 800MK2 is justified certainly not ... but ... good thing they are beautiful ... vrment any aspect fisher price ... except may be the first to feel the touch jog.I have not seen a manual bpm, ca the blow when well arranged mix ke jungle and the bpm is distorted for self-loop! well I potash the doc, but I think not. What I like most? ... Deu.C everything that is really a pure merveille.Elle does everything and not half A DJ setup in a nightclub, consisting of three CDJs (top), three turntables for vinyl records and a DJ mixer A limited-edition model was also released, which replaced the orange illumination with cobalt blue. CDJ-2000

The CDJ-500 (known as the Mark 1 once the second version was released) was recognized by Pioneer DJ as their first CDJ CD player, released in 1994. [2] However, there was a Pioneer CDJ-300 that was released in 1994 as a budget model for the CDJ-500. [3] [4] The Pioneer CDJ-2000 was introduced into the CDJ-range of digital turntables targeted for professional DJs [21] simultaneously with the CDJ-900 on September 17, 2009. It became available late December 2009. [21]Morrell, Dan (2010). Be A Top DJ In 10 Easy Steps w/Audio CD. Mixmastered Records. ISBN 978-0-557-49982-3. With a similar form-factor to the CDJ-2000NXS2 and the ability to sync up to your Pioneer system via Pro DJ Link, the DJS-1000 fits in and plays nicely with the rest of your gear. CDJs exist to give a standard shared platform for DJs. Many venues already have them, and they are the expected standard for any large show. But that’s not relevant to all kinds of DJs, and like all things… it comes down to a matter of preference. CDJs and XDJs allow you to remove your laptop from the equation, which is important to some.