Product Links: Pioneer DJ DJM-750MK2 4 channel DJ mixer www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIODJM750MK2 Pioneer DJ XDJ-1000MK2 DJ media player www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIOXDJ1000MK2 Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ all-in-one DJ system www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIOXDJXZ Pioneer DJ DJM-900NXS2 4 channel DJ mixer www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PNRDJM900NXS2 Pioneer DJ CDJ-2000NXS2 DJ media player www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PNRCDJ2000NXS2 Pioneer DJ DJM-TOUR1 5 channel DJ mixer amzn.to/32k4Sry Pioneer DJ CDJ-TOUR1 DJ media player amzn.to/2CGOI0s Pioneer DJ DDJ-200 smart DJ controller www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIODDJ200
Not too many DJ You Tubers talk about the DJM-750 or the XDJ 1000 MK2. They along with Pioneer want you to spend money on the high-end DJ equipment which I feel is unfair. Especially, when we are going through a pandemic and DJs are not gigging as often as before. This means for some, no income coming in. I am glad Pri yon Joni is bringing these DJ equipment to the surface. We need to know there are options!!
i have mk3 Pioneer cdjs and if i had the space i would still use them.Also the four channel mixers from Pioneer have great build quality and will last a long time so you get really good gear thats a few years old really cheap.You may still find gear like this in smaller venues or in secondary dj booths in larger clubs and Pioneer often makes incremental changes to a lot of their gear so your skill set can transfer more easily.
Hi there I have the same set up, I bought the 750 as I mix with vinyl as well, and on several reviews it says that it has the better sound quality than other mixers on the market. I think both the mixer and xdjs are responsible priced, but all I can say is do your research and listen to all the reviews. I think I have had a result. Really recommend
@@rjmn1 yes, it’s works with cue points, loops and beat jump. Not as featured as it would be if you had it plugged into laptop as you’d then get slide effects etc but as a add on to this standalone system it’s well worth it anyway.
hi i'm doing a gig in about a week and was wondering wether or not this setup wil require a laptop or not, and if there is a built in link mode between the players so i will only need one drive?
@@feniks3065 I don’t use a laptop with mine. I only use the laptop to export tracks to usb. My players are linked by Ethernet cable so only one player needs a usb drive, you then just press ‘link’ on the second player.
Thanks for your videos, they are really good. Regarding to dj controller ddj-1000 vs standalone xdj-xz or other, is the sound quality the same?. I understand both of them work with digital signals so it doesn`t change or it is hope the sound quality will be better in the standalone.
If I recall correctly, the 40 KHz (or 44.1or 48 or 96) is actually more of an audio resolution number. If you take twice as many samples per second as the maximum range of human hearing, you can identify any frequency being recorded from just two samples. I think it's the Nyquist-Shannon theorem? Technology Connections did a pretty good video about it.
If we are talking about the values 44.1khz, 48khz, and 96khz, it refers to Sample Rate. When I was speaking about 40khz, I was referring to Frequency Range.
Great review! I've been looking at investing in this mixer, a question though.... as it's now 4 years since it came out, do you think that Pioneer may be releasing a newer model any time soon?
Interested in uprgrading to this set up coming from a ddj1000 but you just gave me an idea can i connect my rmx1000 to xdj-xz and would i be able to control it (the rmx1000 effects) idependently for each channel?
Either one is a great setup! I don't normally make recommendations for folks. I try to provide information so you can make a better decision on your gear. But with that said, the XZ is compatible with Serato. That may help sway your decision.
I just came across this video, and I had a question. I wanted to get into a DJ set but I didn’t want a stand alone. I just purchased a DJM750mk2 and a pair CDJ900NXS brand new, what are your thoughts on this set up for a beginner like me?
Does this mixer's USB output for rekordbox, traktor or serato to work in performance mode? What is the USB output for ? The video doesnt explain that which I think is more important than fader start or aux returns. Lol please help. Good video by the way!
The USB-B port on the rear is for use with DJ software and audio interface connectivity with a computer. You can use it with Rekordbox. You can assign it in Traktor. You cannot use it with Serato since it is not a Serato supported product as mentioned in the video.
Actually considering getting this mixer for my two Denon SC5000. Don't like the Denon mixer and love the Pioneer effects and Filter with parameter knob. Also the RMX1000 would integrate much better than in my current DJM800 mixer. Also the missing ProDJ link is not an issue when you anyway use it with Denon players. ;) Anybody have experience with DJM750MK2 with Denon players?
@@35ozgur I actually got now XDJ XZ. It's a strage combination with Pioneer and Denon but I actually like it and I have real four standalone decks + NXS2 like Mixer for a good price. But of course it is confusing as the denon and Pioneer Players are not connected so working completely independent (no Sync possible, not even beat counter of the master deck) and you can not see which tracks you have played on the "other" decks.
Can o record straight to my usb stick on the 750, i can do that on my current djm350 and i want to ensure i can still do that if i was to upgrade (without the app)
I have the DJM 350 as well, but it does not record directly to a usb with this model unfortunately from all I have seen. That precise reason I always hesitate to upgrade.
would you recommend buying the djm 750mk2 or allen heath xone px5? i am thinking of buying a new setup with two xdj 700s and it scares me the difference in audio quality between djm750mk2 and xone px5. thanks!
@@RC75 yeah, i went for an a&h xone 92, because of the 4 channel equalizzator. Tue filter is impressive and it went out that this was the best option that i could make, i suggest you to go for the 92.
I don't think the 750mk2 is that bad of a choice, but why not go for a Reloop RMX90 or Denon X1800 for cheaper when they are all so similar to a DJM anyway
Product Links:
Pioneer DJ DJM-750MK2 4 channel DJ mixer
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIODJM750MK2
Pioneer DJ XDJ-1000MK2 DJ media player
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIOXDJ1000MK2
Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ all-in-one DJ system
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIOXDJXZ
Pioneer DJ DJM-900NXS2 4 channel DJ mixer
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PNRDJM900NXS2
Pioneer DJ CDJ-2000NXS2 DJ media player
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PNRCDJ2000NXS2
Pioneer DJ DJM-TOUR1 5 channel DJ mixer
amzn.to/32k4Sry
Pioneer DJ CDJ-TOUR1 DJ media player
amzn.to/2CGOI0s
Pioneer DJ DDJ-200 smart DJ controller
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIODDJ200
Not too many DJ You Tubers talk about the DJM-750 or the XDJ 1000 MK2. They along with Pioneer want you to spend money on the high-end DJ equipment which I feel is unfair. Especially, when we are going through a pandemic and DJs are not gigging as often as before. This means for some, no income coming in. I am glad Pri yon Joni is bringing these DJ equipment to the surface. We need to know there are options!!
I agree.
I was compering this one denon X 1800 almost same price maybe cheaper but I bought this one =)
The load time of the cue points on the XDJ-1000nxs2 just takes so long. It’s really the only drawback.
@@slammerbarfirst time I heard this
I hear you , but I can't bring myself to purchase the weak version , it has to be the best available 😂
Best DJM-750 MK2 review on CZcams!! thanks Pri yon joni 🙏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼🎶🎶
Best review-opinions ever. In terms of Connectivity and flexibility DJM 750 mk2 is much better than XZ.
I played with the 750mk2 . i really like it and really see no down side from the 2,200 big brother. It sounds great with a couple of qsc k12's
fantastic vid. much appreciated
i have mk3 Pioneer cdjs and if i had the space i would still use them.Also the four channel mixers from Pioneer have great build quality and will last a long time so you get really good gear thats a few years old really cheap.You may still find gear like this in smaller venues or in secondary dj booths in larger clubs and Pioneer often makes incremental changes to a lot of their gear so your skill set can transfer more easily.
Great job joni boy
Hi there I have the same set up, I bought the 750 as I mix with vinyl as well, and on several reviews it says that it has the better sound quality than other mixers on the market. I think both the mixer and xdjs are responsible priced, but all I can say is do your research and listen to all the reviews. I think I have had a result. Really recommend
thanks for the info
The exact set up I use, can’t fault it, paired with a XP1 it’s killer 👌👌
Without using a laptop, does the xp1 let you utilise cue points etc? Thank you sir.
@@rjmn1 yes, it’s works with cue points, loops and beat jump. Not as featured as it would be if you had it plugged into laptop as you’d then get slide effects etc but as a add on to this standalone system it’s well worth it anyway.
@@ajpepe72 thank you sir!!!
hi i'm doing a gig in about a week and was wondering wether or not this setup wil require a laptop or not, and if there is a built in link mode between the players so i will only need one drive?
@@feniks3065 I don’t use a laptop with mine. I only use the laptop to export tracks to usb. My players are linked by Ethernet cable so only one player needs a usb drive, you then just press ‘link’ on the second player.
Thanks for your videos, they are really good. Regarding to dj controller ddj-1000 vs standalone xdj-xz or other, is the sound quality the same?. I understand both of them work with digital signals so it doesn`t change or it is hope the sound quality will be better in the standalone.
Great review, taking that I will only play at home some smaller venues is it worth spending the extra for the 900 nexus 2?
If I recall correctly, the 40 KHz (or 44.1or 48 or 96) is actually more of an audio resolution number. If you take twice as many samples per second as the maximum range of human hearing, you can identify any frequency being recorded from just two samples.
I think it's the Nyquist-Shannon theorem? Technology Connections did a pretty good video about it.
If we are talking about the values 44.1khz, 48khz, and 96khz, it refers to Sample Rate. When I was speaking about 40khz, I was referring to Frequency Range.
@@priyonjoni Whoops. Long day, missed a few huge chunks of that. That is interesting!
Great review! I've been looking at investing in this mixer, a question though.... as it's now 4 years since it came out, do you think that Pioneer may be releasing a newer model any time soon?
Pioneer DJ is always working on upcoming products. But I cannot comment on anything that has not been officially announced.
He said let's test some scratching, and he went straight qbert
Interested in uprgrading to this set up coming from a ddj1000 but you just gave me an idea can i connect my rmx1000 to xdj-xz and would i be able to control it (the rmx1000 effects) idependently for each channel?
i didnt understand the thing about the digital inputs and outputs that are missing. what are those for? can someone help me?
I Ve this mixer I was going between denon X1800... I don't know if I choose right one ... Don't support nexsus player 96 kHz output
Hey mate, looking either to get this exact setup, or the xdj xz. what are your thoughts?
Either one is a great setup! I don't normally make recommendations for folks. I try to provide information so you can make a better decision on your gear. But with that said, the XZ is compatible with Serato. That may help sway your decision.
I just came across this video, and I had a question. I wanted to get into a DJ set but I didn’t want a stand alone. I just purchased a DJM750mk2 and a pair CDJ900NXS brand new, what are your thoughts on this set up for a beginner like me?
Does this mixer's USB output for rekordbox, traktor or serato to work in performance mode? What is the USB output for ? The video doesnt explain that which I think is more important than fader start or aux returns. Lol please help. Good video by the way!
The USB-B port on the rear is for use with DJ software and audio interface connectivity with a computer. You can use it with Rekordbox. You can assign it in Traktor. You cannot use it with Serato since it is not a Serato supported product as mentioned in the video.
Actually considering getting this mixer for my two Denon SC5000. Don't like the Denon mixer and love the Pioneer effects and Filter with parameter knob. Also the RMX1000 would integrate much better than in my current DJM800 mixer. Also the missing ProDJ link is not an issue when you anyway use it with Denon players. ;)
Anybody have experience with DJM750MK2 with Denon players?
I was thinking to buy denon X1800 price was lower than 750mk2 but I choose pioneer ....
@@35ozgur I actually got now XDJ XZ. It's a strage combination with Pioneer and Denon but I actually like it and I have real four standalone decks + NXS2 like Mixer for a good price. But of course it is confusing as the denon and Pioneer Players are not connected so working completely independent (no Sync possible, not even beat counter of the master deck) and you can not see which tracks you have played on the "other" decks.
Can o record straight to my usb stick on the 750, i can do that on my current djm350 and i want to ensure i can still do that if i was to upgrade (without the app)
I have the DJM 350 as well, but it does not record directly to a usb with this model unfortunately from all I have seen. That precise reason I always hesitate to upgrade.
I heard the phono inputs on this mixer have terrible preamps, is that true?
would you recommend buying the djm 750mk2 or allen heath xone px5? i am thinking of buying a new setup with two xdj 700s and it scares me the difference in audio quality between djm750mk2 and xone px5.
thanks!
Did you made a decision? I have the same problem, also thinking about the PX5.
@@RC75 yeah, i went for an a&h xone 92, because of the 4 channel equalizzator. Tue filter is impressive and it went out that this was the best option that i could make, i suggest you to go for the 92.
@@mat9857 Thanks man. You love the analog sound I guess?
Thanks for the video!
Is it possible to connect this mixer to a ddj400 with Rekordbox and use it to full extent?
i ask myself why the hell there is no Balance Control at this mixer...
I don't think the 750mk2 is that bad of a choice, but why not go for a Reloop RMX90 or Denon X1800 for cheaper when they are all so similar to a DJM anyway
@@malcomtray2570 The filter is garbage on every Pioneer mixer so I hope it doesn't sound the same
but no master balance~!?!?!?! what to do!>?
@anand604 that put me off too. It’s the only 4-channel Pioneer mixer without it 🙁
Price ?
Check the links in the pinned comments for latest pricing.
I’d love to have this setup but it’s starting to feel pretty dated
not available til July 2022
Get to the point bai
I was going to buy this but then 10:50 hit so hard that I died 🪦