[CLOSED] DJM-750 vs. DJM-900

Looks like it only has 2 fader start channels instead of 4... I would think that was done because Pioneer would want you to upgrade from that mixer if your a 3 or 4 deck dj. The 750 is NOT Traktor certified. It is just midi mapable. I think the 750 NOT having the filter knobs are a HUGE difference. Even though you can use the filter in the effects section. The booth outputs are RCA and not 1/4.. But that is not that HUGE of an difference... I think the big thing will be..... Will Pioneer price it under a $1000 bucks and put it in the reach of young djs that want a Pioneer 4 channel mixer, but can't afford to pay 1500 bucks for one??

On the Pioneer page it looks like Retail in the USA will be $999.99. So I would guess street price around $875 if I had to guess??

Slightly off topic - does anyone think having kill switches for each of the 3 eq freqs per channel would be helpful? Curious why they've never been integrated (or dropped if they had been at some point).

This mixer does have frequency kill for low, mids & high's on each channel.

Maybe that wasn't too clear - i meant a switch for each of the freqs per channel that does a full kill when engaged, and defaults back to the gain knob when disengaged. For instance, if I have two tracks playing at the same volume, track 1 lo is at 12 o'clock and track 2 lo is at -26. If I want to swap bass lines simultaneously, without a kill switch for each frequency I need to turn the lo gain on track 1 to -26 and up to 12 o'clock on 2 precisely at the same time, which requires use of both hands plus a fairly awkward motion. Instead, with kill switches you could have both gains at 12 o'clock with the switch engaged on track 2 only...then when you want to swap, it's as simple as pressing both kill switches simultaneously and presto - one handed bass line swap.

The 750 is a step up from the previous generation 700 just like the relationship between the 800 and 850.