Gear Reviews

The Pioneer DDJ XP2 is a powerful add-on controller for Pioneer lovers that works with both RekordBox and Serato DJ Pro. This is a massive bonus for creators who like playing with lots of different software.

The XDJ RR is basically a simpler version of the XDJ-RX2. The size,functionality and mobility of the XDJ RR makes it a firm favorite for DJs just starting out.

Looking for a small, affordable, badboy 2-channel mixer? Sweet, then look no further than the Pioneer DJM 250 MK2. Let us tell you why it’s so good…

The Pioneer DDJ 400 is a phenomenal beginner DJ controller with impressive mixing capabilities that touts a minimal club layout but don’t believe the hype.

The Pioneer DDJ RZ is a fantastic DJ controller tuned to work with rekordbox DJ software. The DDJ RZ delivers amazing and reliable sound in any situation.

The DDJ 200 is an extremely easy to use, compact and affordable DJ controller. The pioneer DDJ runs a clever mobile app and is a great starter kit for DJing.

The DDJ 800 is an ideal DJ controller for those ready to break beyond entry level barriers and prepare for the mainstage. Let’s see what the DDJ 800 can do.

The Pioneer DJ XDJ-700 is a convenient piece of mixing technology, equipped with a large touchscreen, a convenient club layout, and a selection of handy features borrowed from the Pioneer XDJ-1000. The compact size of the Pioneer

The Numark Party Mix is perfect if you’re just starting, your DJ skills are developing, or only plan on doing house party DJing. An ideal beginner controller.

The XDJ XZ solution will continue to dominate the market for those in search of an affordable and powerful solution. A powerhouse DJ controller from Pioneer DJ.

Is the Pioneer XDJ-1000MK2 the controller you’ve been looking for? Let’s dive in and take a closer look at this innovative and professional release from Pioneer.

The CDJ 2000 Nexus 2 has been standard in nightclubs for well over a decade! But does this CDJ still cut it? Let’s take a fresh look at this legendary machine.