Pioneer brings out the new PRO – quality 2 channel Budget mixer DJM 250 (PR)
Ever since the advent of DJ Equipment, Pioneer has been a Club/Industry standard in DJ technology. The new Pioneer DJM 250 mixer continues that legacy and adds the low price market in the mix, ensuring you get the same quality standards as you would in the High End Pioneer Mixers.
Priced at US$399 or about INR 17500 before import charges. This mixer will add a whole new dimension to the startup DJ equipment. The Mixer features Independent channel Filters and a crossfader from the DJM 900, which allows you to select the curve of the crossfader when you are shifting b/w club mixes and vinyl scratching. Trust me this is one feature you choose when you select your mixer.
Apart from that it has independent AUX inputs for DJs of today, for iPods and PC connections, and also features XLR Outputs.
Check out the video from Pioneer followed by a full featured PR.
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We are breaking the mould once again with the release of the DJM-250: the industry’s first sub-£500 mixer to boast two sound colour filters and a range of professional features.
21 September 2011
An absolute favourite among professional and hobby DJs alike, quality filters are usually confined to high-end mixers. But now with the Pioneer DJM-250 two-channel mixer, DJs can combine EQ effects with not one, but two filters to perform mixes that sound like they were meant to be.
The DJM-250
DJM-250: A high quality mixer with two filters and pro features – RRP £249 (shown: DJM-250-K)
The DJM-250 is loaded with 8 inputs to connect with an array of sources, including 1 MIC input for MCing at parties. The mixer mirrors the layout of its bigger brothers to deliver the professional experience. Plus the XLR balanced output guarantees the high quality sound expected from our club standard mixers, making it perfect for DJing at home, parties or in music bars.
This is the first time DJs can get their hands on a high quality mixer with two filters without having to break the bank. Add that to the DJM-250’s pro features and you’ve got a mixer like no other on the market.
Watch the demonstration
Available in sleek black/grey (DJM-250-K) or cool white/grey (DJM-250-W), this compact, attractive mixer looks good wherever you are performing. The suggested retail price is £249 inclusive of VAT.
Connection panel of the DJM-250 mixer
8 input paths and XLR balanced outputs
Key features
* Two independent sound colour filters
Borrowed straight from our high-end DJM-900 Nexus, the two sound colour filters can be added independently to each channel for seamless marrying of tracks. Combine that with the EQ effects to really carve out the mix. Lights on the filter knobs clearly show when each filter is engaged, to provide a unique visual aid to DJs for perfect performance every time.
* Eight input paths for maximum connectivity
Proving that you can’t judge a mixer by its size, the compact DJM-250 is loaded with eight inputs (four DJ multi-player and analogue turntable paths, three AUX and 1 MIC input), giving DJs the option of connecting to multiple equipment such as portable music players and synthesizers. It can also be used as a pre-amp.
* XLR balanced outputs for high-quality sound
Equipped with XLR balanced XLR outputs, the DJM-250 provides clear, accurate sound with no degradation of the source audio signal. And you can connect it to XLR compatible devices, such as powered speakers, without the need for an adapter.
* Other features:
o 48 kHz/24-bit full digital processing for clear sound quality.
o 3-band isolator type equalizer (+9dB to – ) for the HI/MID/LOW bands on each channel.
o Fader Start Play function to control fader operation on Pioneer players linked by cable.
o Peak level meter for audio inputs on each channel.
o Cross Fader Curve Adjust function enables switching between three patterns of cross fader curves.
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