Pioneer DJM-350 2 Channel DJ Mixer WIth Effects

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The Pioneer DJM-350 mixer is part of the renowned Pioneer DJM series of mixers well known and used within the industry.

The mixer come complete with four types of effects (Filter, Jet, Crush and Gate), converts analogue to digital sound, each channel has an isolator equalizer and peak level meters and the mixer is able to record straight to a USB storage device.

Main Features

Four types of effects

The DJM-350 comes complete with four types of effects - Filter, Jet, Crush and Gate.  The easily selective controls on the mixer enable modifications to the tracks sound to be made.

Record to a USB storage device

This very useful feature means tracks/mixes can be recorded directly on to a USB storage device without the need for a middle component e.g. computer.  The recordings are in the WAV file format enabling the music to be listened on numerous playing devices e.g. laptop, audio player etc.

Analogue to digital sound conversion

The sound conversion built within the DJM-350 is effortless and very efficient, not to mention quiet.  The 350 has naturally adopted the sound conversion circuits which are well known and used throughout the DJM series.  In short, the analogue and digital circuits are separated within the casing and the signal changes are processed by a top-performing CPU.  Following this seemingly simple process you get a precise and sharp sound output.

Each channel has its own Isolator Equalizer

Each channel has an in-built, independent, 3-band, Isolator equalizer which enables each of the ranges, HI, MID and LOW to be from +9dB to -8 (cut).

Other features

Each channel also has peak level meters that displays the input level to that particular channel.  The crossfader curve can be adjusted using the so named function.  The mixer also comes complete with MIC/AUX terminals for connecting external devices such as microphones or audio players.  Finally, a Pioneer CDJ player can be connected to the fader control and use for start, play or fader functions.