Status, October 2026: current. Pioneer DJ still lists the OPUS-QUAD among its all-in-one DJ systems.
What it is
The OPUS-QUAD is a four-channel, four-deck all-in-one DJ system from Pioneer DJ, announced in March 2023 (Pioneer DJ product page). It sits beside the XDJ-RX3 and the later XDJ-AZ in the all-in-one range.
All four decks play without a computer. Music comes from USB drives or SSDs (one USB 3.2 port at the rear and two USB 2.0 ports on top), from rekordbox on a phone over Wi-Fi, from CloudDirectPlay, or from Apple Music, Beatport Streaming and TIDAL over Wi-Fi with a suitable subscription. A USB-C port connects a Mac or PC: it unlocks rekordbox Performance mode with no subscription, though not DVS, and Serato DJ Pro support arrived with a firmware update in July 2023. A LAN port carries PRO DJ LINK.
Each side has a 206 mm jog wheel and eight Hot Cue buttons, and a 10.1-inch touch screen sits in the centre. Two RCA inputs switch between line and phono for turntables or other players, and Bluetooth 4.2 brings in audio from a phone, for example to feed the separate zone output for a second room. There are two XLR/1/4-inch combo mic inputs. Outputs are Master 1 on XLR, Master 2 on RCA, a zone output on XLR, a booth output on 1/4-inch TRS, and headphones on 1/4-inch and 3.5 mm jacks.
It runs from mains power with a built-in supply, measures 925.7 x 499.7 x 142 mm and weighs 13.2 kg. The box holds the unit, a power cord and paperwork, and Pioneer DJ sells a fitted FLT-OPUSQUAD bag separately.


