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Pioneer ProDJ Forums Forums Pioneer Related Mixers NEW LOWER PRICE FOR DJM-600 - $200 (MAP) price drop|
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Pioneer Freak Location: Long Beach
Registered: 05 April 1999
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Effective immediately:
NEW LOWER PRICE FOR DJM-600 - $200 (MAP) price drop Since its introduction, The DJM-600 has been the industry standard 4-channel analog mixer with effects. With its new lower price, the DJM-600 fits perfectly not only in feature set but also in price point with in the Pioneer Pro DJ line of professional mixers. Original MSRP: $1,099 New lower MAP: $899  "Karaoke Karl" Detken Director of Product Planning & Artist Relations - North America PIONEER Electronics (USA), Inc. - Pro Audio Group http://www.PioneerProDj.com |
Resident DJ Location: Galway IRE
Registered: 25 September 2006
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Bout time
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Sanity cleansed daily. Location: Vancouver, Canada
Registered: 24 October 2006
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Why? It was still selling at the old price, why lower it?
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Resident DJ Location: UK
Registered: 14 August 2007
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Arrival of the 700, surely. I'd guess Pio want to stop making this baby soon if they haven't already (it probably costs more to make than the 700), and it needs to be priced keenly enough to shift the stockpile.
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Guest DJ Location: Leicester
Registered: 08 July 2007
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More likely sales were flagging due to the sound quality issues that are now well known!
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Sanity cleansed daily. Location: Vancouver, Canada
Registered: 24 October 2006
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I wouldn't say that's the case - more that it's a mixer which has been on the market for many years and given that there is a lot more competition now (even from an increased Pioneer lineup) it's hard to justify charging the same for it.
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Guest DJ Location: Leicester
Registered: 08 July 2007
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You wouldn't say that's the case because you're biased.
Yes the mixer has lots of features and gimmicks but at the detriment to the audio quality (search any DJ equipment forum). Pioneer make good CD decks but for mixers I would suggest people do their own reasearch and try a few different makes out first. |
The DJ formerly known as Steele Location: Calgary, Canada
Registered: 21 October 2003
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Keep in mind that when it came out it had the best sound quality on the market. Or close to it. There's a reason it got implemented in many clubs around the world.
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Sanity cleansed daily. Location: Vancouver, Canada
Registered: 24 October 2006
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I know the 600 sounds like crap now, but as Ryan says, it didn't when it came out and there are more reasons than sound quality that it still sells.
You don't see people buying XYZ brand vehicles just because they handle well. Other factors come into play such as style, interior, engine, braking, safety... etc. Same with the mixers and the 600 is an established club favourite. Pioneer National Trainer // Product Specialist |
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Pioneer Newbie Location: seattle
Registered: 17 June 2007
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whoa whoa slow down a minute.. i'm about to buy a 600! it sounds ilke crap? says who and compared to what? doesn't the p.a. your running your mixer through effect sound quality? wouldn't that make the issue of the units sound quality objective? i'm using a discontinued vestax now (pcv-275); anybody care to venture an opinion as to whether i can expect better or worse sound quality from the 600?
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Sanity cleansed daily. Location: Vancouver, Canada
Registered: 24 October 2006
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Don't know as I've never A/B'd it against that model but compared to most newer mixers, the DJM600 sounds muddier. Some jocks like that tho.
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Guest DJ Location: Genk, Belgium
Registered: 05 May 2008
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I have a PCV275 also right now... Decent mixer for its price  Anyway, the DJM600 colours your music somewhat... But it doesn't crappy according to me. If you keep your levels within in the green region there'll be no problem dude... |
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Guest DJ Location: Genk, Belgium
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Resident DJ Location: South Africa
Registered: 05 April 2002
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Well, I am due for an upgrade soon. I have been using the 600 for more than three years and it's an improvement from my PS626 mixer.
My next mixer will be all rotary and audiophile. Before 2010 I hope to get the E&S DJR400. |
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