Pioneer DJM400

[Cupe]

The Pioneer DJM-400 offers a host of beat effects and an in-loop sampler that offers a new level of flair for creative remixing. Built around the same digital processing technology and high quality components used in Pioneer’s DJM-1000, the new unit is a reliable and robust performer with exceptional audio quality.

Although the smallest mixer in Pioneer’s range, the Pioneer DJM400 packs a wide variety of effects for creative mixing. The effects, that automatically detect the BPM of the music and sync to the beats include some familiar sounds which are processed at 24bits for the highest quality sound. In addition, by using the newly-adopted Beat Select Button, the Pioneer DJM400 automatically sets the effect time linked to the BPM for more intuitive play and responsive remixing.

The intelligent 96kHz/24bit sampler automatically detects the tempo of a track during playback, sampling it for four beats, then loops the sample.

As the sampled audio is in sync with the beat of the track being played (no matter the tempo) the DJ is given more time to be creative. Samples are automatically beat matched and up to five samples can be stored in memory.

The DJM-400 has been designed with as a perfect partner for the MP3 compatible CDJ-200 both in terms of style and function. When combined, these units create a small, portable yet powerful and robust DJ setup that offers exceptional versatility and performance.

Specifications:

Sampling Rate

96 kHz

A/D, D/A Converters

24 bits

Internal Processing

32 bits

Cross talk

78 dB

Frequency Response

20Hz ~ 20kHz

Distortion

0.005 %

Signal to Noise Ratio line

97 dB

Signal to Noise Ratio phono

82 dB

Power Supply

AC 220-240V, 50/60Hz

Power Consumption

13 W

Dimensions

223 x 304.7 x 106.8 ( WxDxH )

Net Weight

3.2 kg

Input Specs & Terminals

CD/Line

2 + 2 (RCA)

Phono

2 x (RCA)

Mic

2 x(Phone Jack 6.3)

Faderstart

4 x (mono mini JACK)

Output Specs & Terminals

Digital

1 x (RCA) Coaxial @ 48kHz or 96 kHz

Master Out

2 x (RCA) +2 dBu / 600 Ohm

Headphone Monitor Out

1 x (Jack 6.3mm) +8.5 dBu / 32 Ohm

The DJM400 is designed for high sound quality. Analog sounds are sampled at 96kHz. 24-bit which is the same as a lot of studio equipment nowadays. The actual mixing is performed using the same DSP as that is used for the DJM-1000 and the DJM-800. This ensures that the mixer delivers a clear and powerful sound.

As the DJM400 processes the signals fully digital, please also use it that way. Meaning that you should not see the RED OVER Led's burning full time. Just keep them flashing as maximum (not constant) level. Use the first yellow LED as a good reference to what you put your gains to.

[Skank]

i recon itshighly over priced i think its like 200 dollars more expensive then the 700 i could be wrong but i went djwh and was almost put on my arse with the price

[D4DirtyRadio]

i had this a while back, it was alright, it did the job.

Now i got the DJM-700, and wow what a step up!

[Genetic]

700 is the bomb next time i upgrade my mixer i'm going 1000 but that won't be for a long time, 400 shouldnt be overpriced last time i checked it was about ~1000

[DJMitchNMatch]

I'm looking to get one of these, possibly second hand....what would be a good price?

[internet-music]

Thanks for sharing info on DJM-400

[CBG]

second hand for 400? anything under $600 i reckon, depending on condition.

[Jaytee]

Lightsounds offered me a price of $690 for a brand new one.

I didn't have the money to buy it though at the time, waiting till save up though.

[Hoops14]

i wouldnt mind one of these, or would it be worth more and better value to upgrade straight to the next on eup in the DJM Range, i htink its the DJM 700?