Based on the specifications you listed, your CDJ-2000NXS2, CDJ-3000s, and DJM-V10 should all be fine to use in Europe, as they support 50/60 Hz and their voltage ranges cover the typical European 220–240 V supply. You should only need the correct European power cables or plug adapters. However, the separate PSE marking showing 100 V appears to refer to a specific Japanese-market rating, so I would double-check the exact unit model and power requirements before plugging it in. If the main power label explicitly states 110–240 V, it should be suitable for European mains, but if any unit is rated only for 100 V, you will need an appropriate step-down transformer. Better to verify each unit individually than risk damaging
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Hey there,
Called for support and I was told to do this instead.
I have 4 CDJs (3000s and 2000nx2) and DJM V10 I will be moving to Europe from the US and I want to make sure I don't fry them.
In all these unites in the back, I see:
for CDJ2000nx2 110-220 V 50/60 Hz 41 W
for CDJ3000 110-240 V 50/60 40W
DJM V10: 110-240 V 50/60 66 W
then there's a section with a circle on it PSE : Pioneer DJ 100 V ~ 41 W 50/60 hz
Please advise if these are ok to be used in Europe.
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