The large size also makes it excellent for scratching.

Outstanding Jog Wheels – The Rane One offers motorized jog wheels that replicate the feel of vinyl.

Outputs: 2 Master (RCA/XLR) 1 Booth (XLR) 1 Headphone Monitor (1/4 Inch and 1/8 Inch).

Inputs: 2 RCA Line In 1 RCA (AUX) 2 Mic In (XLR & 1/4 Inch).

Read our full Pioneer DDJ 1000SRT review for more detailed information. While it is expensive you do get a lot of value.

While it lacks direct control over Serato FX the built-in Pioneer FX works great.įor any serious DJ, the Pioneer 1000SRT is the ideal controller to use to practice your sets thanks to the club-level layout. This controller takes all the excellent features of the 1000 and integrates it with Serato DJ Pro. The long-awaited Serato version of the popular Pioneer DDJ 1000. The main omissions are the lack of colored waveform or cue info. Less Info On Screens – Less information displayed on the LCD screens compared to the DDJ 1000.

Improved Crossfader – The updated Magvel crossfader can withstand the most aggressive of cuts to the finest of crab scratches.Dual USB ports are also handy for DJ changeovers or back to back sessions. 2 microphone options also make this controller useful for mobile DJs. Good Connection Options – Full suite of connection options to handle a variety of setup preferences.Also great for established DJs that don’t want to spend the money for a full club layout for their home studio. It’s perfect for new DJs to prepare for club gear. Club Standard Layout – If you’re looking to replicate the club environment you can’t get anything better than the 1000SRT.LCD screens display critical information so you spend less time looking at your laptop. Full-Size Jogwheels – The first thing you’ll notice is the full-size 8-inch aluminum jogwheels.Outputs: 2 Master (RCA/XLR) 1 Booth (TRS) 1 Headphone Monitor (1/4 Inch & 1/8 Inch).Inputs: 2 RCA (Line/Phono) 2 RCA Stereo (Line) 2 Mic In (XLR & 1/4 Inch).

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