Pioneer cdj 2000 nexus release date trial#

No more details have been released, for now weвЂ™ll just have to work with what we have. Even the gaffer tape over the product name leads me to think that what weвЂ™re looking at is a near final product. But this does look to be a very polished unit, which suggests that this (or something very similar) is what Pioneer is planning to put out. NowвЂ¦ this is being pitched (see what I did there?) as an idea for discussion. This is a Technicsalike pure and simple, and doesnвЂ™t connect to anything other than a mixer. And just to clarify some inaccuracies that you may have read elsewhere, there are no USB or Ethernet connections. But rather than slavishly clone Technics, it sorts some issues (gold RCAs and removable power cable), and adds 8, 16, and 50% pitch. It has the extremely distinctive CDJ start/stop button, but little else that really says Pioneer. So what is it? Well, itвЂ™s a Pioneer 1200.

But in the unlikely event of that happening, it seems that Pioneer wishes to step up to the plate and fill one of the very few remaining gaps in their near complete DJ range. The demise of Technics left a huge deck shaped hole in the DJ scene, with some people hankering for a return of the iconic turntable. And despite what you may have hoped, itвЂ™s essentially a Technics replacement with all the Technics issues fixed.

Pioneer cdj 2000 nexus release date trial#

Protected inside the obligatory perspex force field is their trial ballon of an idea of an intention of a potential turntable. After a considerable rumour gestation period (weвЂ™ve been hearing about this for over a year), PioneerвЂ™s intentions on the DJ turntable market have been made clear.