Pioneer DJM-900SRT Is First Non-Rane Serato DVS Mixer

Phil Morse | Founder & Tutor
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Last updated 9 November, 2017

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Yup, it’s basically the Serato version of the Traktor-enables DJM-900nexus. Let the battle for the DJ booth commence…

Announced today, the Pioneer DJM-900SRT is the first Serato DVS mixer to hit the market that isn’t made by Rane, marking a major departure for Serato. It also heralds potentially a big shake-up in the pro DJ booth, as it is essentially a Serato version of the current Traktor-enabled club standard, the Pioneer DJM-900nexus.

The Pioneer DJM-900SRT – one of two mixers announced today designed to work with the also-announced new Serato DJ 1.5 DVS-enabled software – indicates Serato’s clear intent to both broaden the reach of its DVS user base, and to counter Traktor’s inroads into Pioneer-dominated pro DJ booths. It has six Color FX (Space, Dub Echo, Gate/Compressor, Noise, Crush, Filter), 13 Beat FX with X-PAD control, fader start and built-in switchable 3-band equaliser (+6dB to -26dB) and 3-band isolator (-6dB to – ∞dB).

Sounds familiar? Yup, it is basically the DJM-900nexus in a Serato edition… and that’s clearly the point! Interesting times ahead…

• The Pioneer DJM-900SRT will be available from October 2013. For more information visit the Serato website.

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