Guitar Center | 7 years ago

Check out the new Pioneer DJM-S3:
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Pioneer/DJM-S3-2-channel-Serato-DJ-Battle-Mixer.gc

Boasting a built-in soundcard and Serato DJ and Serato DVS compatibility, this robust 2-channel battle mixer is designed for intense scratching. Turntablists will appreciate the DJM-S3's scratch-friendly layout and its highly durable Magvel crossfader, which provides a smooth, accurate response. Thanks to digital vinyl system integration, the DJM-S3 2-channel battle mixer lets you control your digital tracks with your favorite analog turntables using Serato's timecode control vinyl. The old-school feel and technique of battle mixing blends seamlessly with cutting edge digital technology in the DJM-S3.

Serato Integration
Thanks to the built-in Serato-dedicated soundcard inherited from the professional DJM-S9 mixer, you can connect the DJM-S3 to your laptop with a single USB cable and immediately use Serato DJ. If analog turntables and digital vinyl aren't your style, you can also connect compatible media players.

Magvel Crossfader
Scratching on the DJM-S3 feels instinctive and effortless. The responsive and robust Magvel crossfader—taken from the DJM-900NXS2 professional mixer—is accurate, smooth and rated for more than 10 million movements.

Independent Channel Filters
Turn the filter knob on each channel to create unique textures. By twisting the parameter knob, you can adjust resonance and add tension to your performances.

Premium Sound
Thanks to the DJM-S3's dithering technology, you'll enjoy high-quality sound from both analog and digital sources. XLR master outputs ensure secure, professional connections to mixing boards or directly to your PA system for optimal sound.


FEATURES

2-channel battle DJ mixer with Serato DJ and Serato DVS integration
Smooth Magvel crossfader rated for more than 10 million actuations
Built-in Serato-dedicated soundcard
Independent channel filters
Dithering technology for high-quality sound

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