Status, October 2026: current. It followed the DJM-S9, which Pioneer DJ calls its predecessor.
What it is
The DJM-S11 is a two-channel, four-deck battle mixer from Pioneer DJ, announced on 15 October 2020 (Pioneer DJ product page). A DJM-S11-SE special edition, styled after the 2004 DJM-909, was announced with it. The master section uses 64-bit mixing and a 32-bit D/A converter, carried over from the DJM-900NXS2.
A 4.3-inch colour touch screen shows waveforms and BPM, browses tracks, runs Touch FX and Touch MIDI, and gives access to decks 3 and 4, so up to four tracks play through two channels. The Magvel Fader Pro crossfader has a Feeling Adjust control and a knob mounting Pioneer DJ made 30 percent more rigid than the DJM-S9's. Each channel has eight Performance Pads, larger than the DJM-S9's, with a Scratch Bank mode for Serato DJ Pro. There are 22 Beat FX, the DJM-S9's 15 plus seven new ones, and a Smooth Echo that triggers from a chosen fader or pad.
It is a Hardware Unlock device for rekordbox, covering Performance mode and DVS, and it runs Serato DJ Pro and Serato DVS without a licence key. Every control is MIDI-mappable for other software.
Two USB-B ports take two laptops for changeovers, and two USB-A ports connect CDJs in HID mode or controllers such as the DDJ-XP2. Inputs are two line and two phono pairs on RCA, an RCA aux and an XLR/1/4" combo mic input. Outputs are master on XLR and RCA, a 1/4" booth output and 1/4" and 3.5 mm headphone jacks. It measures 267 x 452.2 x 107.9 mm and weighs 5.2 kg.
The box holds a power cord, a USB cable, spare fader bumpers, the quick start guide, a voucher for Serato's Pitch 'n Time DJ expansion pack and, in some regions, a warranty card.


