Dukesy 0 Posted August 24, 2009 Report Share Posted August 24, 2009 Mobile DJs need more these days: more flexibility, more compatibility, more possibilities and more punch. These requirements are now met by the latest addition to the trusted DJM mixer family: the DJM-5000. Available across Europe from September 2009 at a suggested retail price of €899, the 4-channel mixer boasts several standout innovations that place a premium on DJ dynamism, usability and professional style. The ideal companion for our MEP-7000 media player, the DJM-5000 delivers 96kHz/24-bit sound and is also fully MIDI-enabled. Click to enlarge image in new window http://www.pioneerprodj.eu/images/eur/djm5000_main.jpg DJM-5000: More flexibility, more compatibility, more punch. Its built-in sound card for the laptop DJ guarantees quick and convenient PC/Mac connectivity, while three microphone channels together with four mic effects and an Advanced talk over application allow meticulous control over MCs, announcements and vocals. It also offers a dedicated Master/Zone output facility, enabling one DJ to manage two separate outputs across two different locations. Adding to its knockout credentials, the DJM-5000 includes a new Sound Maximizer function that boosts EQ dynamics to suit play in any environment and breathe new life into MP3’s. 96kHz/24-bit unbeatable studio quality digital audio Borrowing its technology from the DJM-1000, the analogue signal from the media player is digitised at 96kHz/24-bit, so it reaches the digital mixing stage in the best possible state. Mixing is then carried out by 32-bit digital signal processing with minimal deterioration of sound quality. 3-way USB audio interface permits direct input from a PC* There is no excessive wiring, no extra sound card and no nonsense. Since the mixer employs a six-channel (three stereo pair) USB audio interface, it’s possible to play music directly from a PC via the USB connection – without the need for an additional external sound card. * Compatible with Windows and Mac. Three stereo outputs can be assigned under Windows only when used with ASIO compliant software. Master/Zone output allows one mixer to manage two areas The DJM-5000 features two independent output systems, enabling separate music to be sent to two different areas. For example, one mixer can be the nerve centre for high-energy dance music on the main dancefloor and also play more chilled beats in the lounge. The microphone output can also be selected to transmit individually, so that announcements, MC or vocal performances can be tailored specifically to each zone. Check 1,2,3… microphone channels, with advanced MC features, and four mic effects Three easy-to-use microphone channels are honed for improved performance. Two of the inputs have independent microphone channel systems, and volume and three-band EQ can be controlled separately for each. Channel 1 of the DJ section can also be used for mic input, complete with three-band EQ. For extra adjustment of MCs or vocals, four key mic effects are included: Reverb, Echo+Verb, Octaver and Pitch. In addition, the send/return terminals, which are the same as on the DJM-800, present the possibility for yet more connectivity and effects. Advanced talk over feature The DJM-5000 offers two types of talk over, with a knob to adjust the ducking level. The advanced talk over function makes it easier to hear exactly what is being communicated over the microphone without reducing the volume of the music. Normal talk over automatically lowers the level of the music across the full frequency, which means an overall drop in volume. However, with Advanced talk over only the mid-range frequency band is lowered. This allows DJs, MCs and vocalists to proceed smoothly without detracting from the atmosphere that has been built in the room. Sound Maximizer boosts EQ, in accordance with the environment The Sound Maximizer makes it easy to optimise the audio to suit the venue. This is done via two rotary knobs: 1) Dynamics, which boosts the low range for a richer, stronger sound, and 2) Clarity, which improves the general sense of separation and emphasises the mid-high range for a crisper, clearer sound, even at lower volumes. Fully Assignable USB-MIDI function for connectivity and software control 61 different knobs and buttons on the DJM-5000 can transmit control data via MIDI signal over a single USB connection with your PC to any MIDI-mapable DJ software. As such, the mixer can also be used as a MIDI controller to advance flexibility and control. Click to enlarge image in new window http://www.pioneerprodj.eu/images/eur/djm5000_rear.jpg Versatile connection options More features... * Digital Input: Two inputs for direct connection to digital sources with superior signal quality. * Peak Level Meter: Each channel features an LED meter for speedy monitoring. * Three-Band EQ: High, Mid, Low equaliser on each channel (–26dB to +6dB). * Cross Fader Assign: Easily assign channel output via the cross fader for versatile control. * Cross Fader Curve Adjust: The curve of the cross fader can be adjusted to three patterns. * Fader Start Play: Connecting a Pioneer CDJ or MEP player makes it possible to start/cue the player simply by sliding the cross fader or channel fader. * 19-Inch Rack Mount Ready: The solid rack mount format is simple to install with other equipment in clubs, bars and studios. Specifications Number of Channels 4 Input Terminals CD / LINE x 6 (RCA) DIGITAL IN x 2 (RCA) MIC x 3 (Top panel XLR/¼-inch combo x 1, XLR x 1, ¼-inch x 1) Output Terminals MASTER OUT x 2 (XLR x 1, RCA x 1) ZONE OUT x 1 (XLR) BOOTH OUT x 1 (¼-inch) HEADPHONE MONITOR OUT x 1 (Top panel ¼-inch) REC OUT x 1 (RCA) Other Terminals SEND x 1 (¼-inch) RETURN x 1 (¼-inch) CONTROL OUT x 2 (3.5mm mini-jack) USB-B Port x 1 Sampling Rate 96kHz A/D, D/A Converter 24-bit Frequency Response 20Hz to 20kHz Total Harmonic Distortion 0.005% or less Signal-to-Noise Ratio 102 dB (LINE) Headroom 19dB Voltage 220-240V 50/60 Hz Power Consumption 33W Dimensions 482.6mm (W) x 225.1mm (D) x 107.8mm (H) Weight 6.9 kg Link to post Share on other sites
highslayer 0 Posted September 29, 2009 Report Share Posted September 29, 2009 (edited) I'm particularly interested in this mixer - it looks fantastic but would really like to read some user reviews on it, if anyone has managed to get their hands on it yet? Cheers Edited September 29, 2009 by Abuse Controller Link to post Share on other sites
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