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Pioneer ProDJ Forums Forums Pioneer Related Mixers Re: What's the difference between DJM600 and DJM3000 ?|
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Pioneer Addict Location: New Orleans, LA
Registered: 19 June 2001
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Me thinks Pulse did a comaprison post about this. Seek and you may find! If not holla back, somebody probably already has the answer ready. Both units are the shizzle! Own a 600 have used one of my dj 3000. Would probably like the 600 better because of familiarity, sort of subjective i know.
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Sanity cleansed daily. Location: Vancouver, Canada
Registered: 24 October 2006
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Actually, I don't remember having done up a comparison or a chart or anything, but really, the differences are this:
3000: - has fader starts on all 4 channels - has fader effects mixing - has 3 mic inputs - is 19" (rackmount) - has a digital output 600: - has a sampler - is a narrower format mixer Pioneer National Trainer // Product Specialist  |
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I Dont think the 600 is more expensive than the 3000 is it ?.. The 3k costs more here in the U.K...prob cause its Pio,s Newest model..
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Pro DJ Location: Philly
Registered: 08 May 2003
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The main reason the 600 is more expensive is because of its Sampler.
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Pioneer Addict Location: New Orleans, LA
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Yeah, and they beam thought rays into our brains through this forum
 , and at night little pioliens visit our sleep and plant irrational desires for DJM600s into our minds  .You're getting sleepy very sleepy...  |
Pioneer Addict Location: Dirty South, USA
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I agree with Rox, for some reason his post is very persuasive.
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Seemed to work on me too DJwicho. Fortunately I wasn't probed!
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Pioneer Addict Location: New Orleans, LA
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 "I did not have an anal probe!" |
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LOL, Only jesting btw i love cartman
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Pioneer Fanatic Registered: 16 May 1999
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Quote: Improve your DJing skills?  A good DJ doesn't need FX at all... I have a DJM-500 and a Tchn!cs SH-DJ1200 2-channel mixer, much like what you described. At times, I find myself just I loving the Techn!cs simplicity and design a bit more than the Pioneer. (It does have master/cue balance tho over the DJM but that's hardly a deal-breaker.) |
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Pro DJ Location: Philly
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A good DJ needs CHEESE!!
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Pioneer Freak Location: SoCal
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I wanted the 600 until I realized that as a Mobile DJ I would be better served by having multiple inputs and 3 Mics. The only option that I am missing is a plug in Light. The lack of a sampler is not an issue, but having 3 Mics. when at a Wedding is key. Anyway you slice it, having a PIO sets you apart and lets others know " that you are one bad a&% mother DJ "
Everybody has their own style Pioneer National Trainer & Product Specialist |
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