DJM 2000 - is it worth it, even for clubs?

[Hygro]

nobody wants the hassle of routing through a designated effects board this days though

[Manu]

Djing is such a hassle, especially having to plug 2 extra cables. Saving money while acquiring better gear becomes almost irrelevant at that point

[DJNR]

Why pay extra for what is a 4 channel mixer with an onboard fx unit. Better off buying a better quality mixer with a separate fx, with a cherry on top: it will cost you less.

More to plug in and such. I don't know. I like my DJM900

[VjQue]

that mixer is awful big. but sound is not as good.

[Minksy]

that mixer is awful big. but sound is not as good.

Badass review. Thanks.

[Manu]

More to plug in and such. I don't know. I like my DJM900

Never said it was bad by any means. My main grief about pioneer is the extortionate amount of money you have to pay for their products.

[DJNR]

Badass review. Thanks.

Never said it was bad by any means. My main grief about pioneer is the extortionate amount of money you have to pay for their products.

I know where you're coming from, and I agree.

[DJWyKeD]

It is an incredible mixer, the standard equipment top end DJ's use at big production shows, big clubs, ect. However I believe it is a bit overpriced... If you are going to be DJn at a club, most clubs already have their own set up and I would not want to be carrying around a DJM-2000 and CDJ-2000's if thats what you plan on getting. One thing is that they will hold their value more than other companies like Behringer, Numark, ect. If its gonna be for a club, it will be the last mixer you will ever have to buy.

[DJNR]

Or save the money and get a 900.

[Blueprint]

djm 800 or 900 hands down, I think Pioneer thinks they can change something that never needed to be changed, just improved. Having the touchscreen and eq slider things is just, quite frankly, unnecessary.