Pioneer DJ DJM-V10 Professional DJ Mixer

It’s been four years since Pioneer DJ updated the DJM-900NXS2, which set the bar for most performance DJ mixers. For NAMM 2020, Pioneer unveiled the next evolution of its professional DJ mixer, the DJM-V10, a well-equipped 6-channel powerhouse that raises the bar yet again.

Designed to produce warm audio that’s full of energy and presence, the DJM-V10 utilizes a 32-bit SABRE 8-channel DAC and a 32-bit Velvet Sound ADC, providing uncompromising sound with rich, high-definition and low-distortion characteristics. Coupled with studio-quality 64-bit mixing and dither processing, a low-jitter clock, and many other audiophile components, the V10 ensures a full low end, vibrant mids, and precise highs.

Create your ideal setup with 6 channels, accommodating CDJs, turntables, samplers, synthesizers, drum machines, and more. With its built-in 24-bit/96 kHz sound card, you won’t have to worry about signal deterioration when connected to your computer. Whether you’re handling sends, individual channels, or the master signal, you can route I/O via USB to your computer. Enjoy smooth DJ handovers by simultaneously connecting 2 laptops (PC/Mac).

Additionally, there is a MULTI I/O terminal, featuring USB and ¼” connections for utilizing the iPad app version of the RMX-1000 or the hardware version. Plus, you can record your mix directly to your iOS device with the DJM-REC app without any loss in quality. The Pro DJ Link and MIDI DIN output allow synchronization with internal or external hardware.

Each channel strip features a trim, 4-band EQ (Hi, Hi-Mid, Low-Mid, Low), a dedicated High Pass or Low Pass filter with resonance (switchable), Beat FX assignment, and a dedicated send matrix. The send matrix includes four built-in FX processors with parameter controls, as well as two stereo FX sends (on ¼” connectors) with built-in returns for integrating your favorite outboard FX processors. Pioneer also included a compressor for each of the six channels, enabling seamless playback of vintage or unreleased tracks alongside modern productions. This compression knob can enhance quieter tracks and boost weaker sounds, with minimal effect on mastered music.

For monitoring, the V10 features dual headphone outputs and a dedicated booth EQ. The cueing system sees each output as independent “A & B” with dedicated buttons on each channel, allowing for seamless back-to-back performances. The booth EQ helps tweak the sound from the monitors to prevent ear fatigue.

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