Pioneer DJM909
We believe that this is currently the best performance DJ mixer on the market. Incredibly versatile and durable faders are perfect for even the most demanding turntablist. Couple this to a unique effects processor with 50 presets and the creative possibilities are endless.
Complete control of fader contours
Unique x-fader with weight adjustment
Session input and balanced outputs
50 effects with fader control
Price: £795.00 VAT inclusive
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I'm thinking of buying one of these mixers... what do you reckon? Anyone used one or heard any complaints about them?
I love the DJM600. But I may have the chance to get something better, so this mixer will be it.
Hope one of you can help!
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25-07-2004, 09:50 PM #1BOA Lifetime Member
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Pioneer DJM909! - Need some help/advice!
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25-07-2004, 10:04 PM #2Supreme Freak
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buy it,
although this isnt the voice of experience i have had a little play with the faders and they are scratch quality faders. plus combining the new effectx engine that the djm-600 just dont have. it has a digital lcd display on it ffs.
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very solid build too from pioneer.
i want one myself and i reckon this is the only mixer on the market that covers every possible use of a mixer.
scratch dj, mobile, effects, trance, techno, breakbeat,
does everything.
think theres only this and the pmc-37 that are worth considering at the moment for home use dj's.
:clap: buy it if ya can hakka, im jealous already.
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25-07-2004, 10:24 PM #3BOA Lifetime Member
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Cool man. I agree in that it looks a well round mixer. It's a solid design, crisp sound quality and has effects.
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25-07-2004, 10:46 PM #4BOA Lifetime Member
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a&h all thwe way sorry boss. pissed though
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26-07-2004, 01:05 AM #5BOA Lifetime Member
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im almost sure there is no middle on them mixers,plus the mixer is more for scratch djs than anything else.
stick with the 600 or the A&H if i were you,more of an all round mixer and club standard.\"if you don\'t explode a few heads every night, then you\'re not doing your job\" R.Hawtin IDJ 2001
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26-07-2004, 01:14 AM #6acieeeeeeeeeeeeed
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i have to agree here, it's mainly for the scratch dj's, plus it's only 2 channel. You still cant beat the 600
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26-07-2004, 02:40 AM #7Ultimate Freak
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try before you buy :)
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26-07-2004, 07:03 AM #8BOA Lifetime Member
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Ok fair comments! what about the Pioneer DJM707 then?
And in comparison to the A&H Xone 62, is it worth loosing the flange effects (which I think are wicked!) for the Xone 62?
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26-07-2004, 10:45 AM #9BOA Lifetime Member
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i got the xone 62 and trust me m8 its well worth it. cant comment on the pioneer though as ive never used it
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26-07-2004, 01:25 PM #10Ultimate Freak
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Class mixer!
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27-07-2004, 12:07 AM #11acieeeeeeeeeeeeed
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the 707 is again a scratch mixer, i would still go with the 600, and spend the extra money on something else
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27-07-2004, 06:58 PM #12Junior Freak
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The denon mixer looks pretty good
[img]javascript:simpleDialog('http://store1.yimg.com/I/topdjgear_1791_13110031','Denon DN-X1500 Professional DJ Mixer ')[/img]
But not as good as this badboy
http://www.vjcentral.com/_images/hardware/top-panel.jpg
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10-08-2004, 04:27 AM #13BOA Lifetime Member
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had a good mess around with the 909 on the weekend and although it is more for the scratch mixers it really is a lovely mixer to use.
not totally keen on the effects panel as its all quite fiddly and done on a touch screen at the top of the mixer.600 handles all this better. And also its only a 2 channel mixer too so forget about that 3rd deck.
smooth as you like mixer though,the faders on it are sweet and everything else seems to do its job perfectly.
id still go with the 600 tho.\"if you don\'t explode a few heads every night, then you\'re not doing your job\" R.Hawtin IDJ 2001
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10-08-2004, 03:06 PM #14Junior Freak
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same as, i wouldn't swap my 600 for one
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10-08-2004, 07:01 PM #15Ultimate Freak
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Originally Posted by mrbenn
good mixer...too expensive for what it is, too many bugs/faults. i had one, then another, then another then thaught **** it and got some technics. mate i haven't looked back :lol: :lol:
i would go for the pioneer 600 personally (unless the xone 92 came down in price LOTS!!!!)
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12-08-2004, 01:34 AM #16Junior Freak
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Overall the quality of pioneer has gone down now that they get china to build their products. they used to get their shite built in japan. Check the back panel to c where it's made. Something to think about anyhow.
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06-12-2004, 02:14 PM #17BOA Newbie
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i used to own one but sold it....
it's an ok mixer... however i scratch alot and think that the upfaders should be the same as the cross fader..... as i'm used to hammering both ups and cross, the upfaders are just like standard pioneer faders... - i.e. crap!
thats the reason i sold it..... however someone who mixes more would definitely love this mixer as the upfaders would suit them fine...
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