New: Pioneer CDJ-800MK2 and CDJ-1000MK3 (2/3)
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Lead    posted on 22-02-2006 13:27
Pioneer introduced their latest new products CDJ-800MK2 and CDJ-1000MK3 :

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Pioneer introduce the next generation MP3 compatible CDJ-1000MK3 and CDJ-800MK2 CD Decks

With the best quality audio complemented by intuitive precision vinyl emulation, the CDJ-1000MK2 is established as the world?s standard CD deck: performance that?s evolving with the CDJ-1000MK3. The new deck provides full MP3 compatibility, a HOT LOOP feature, ?JOG feeling adjust? and improved presentation of track and WAVE data. With refinements to the CDJ-800MK2 also headlined by MP3, the new decks round out a Pioneer CD/DVD DJ range that?s fully digital and MP3-ready.
?The CDJ-1000MK2 became the industry standard CD player through input from leading DJs across the world and they?ve again advised us on the new modifications that will advance digital DJ?ing,? comments Jason Pook, Product Planning Manager, Pioneer Europe. ?We have evolved the standard with the ?MK3? by improving the presentation of track data, adding features like ?JOG feeling adjust? and including MP3 compatibility. DJs seeking the ultimate sonic performance will use audio files. But with MP3 we?ve added convenience and immediacy - music is easier to transport and access via a growing number of MP3 download sites such as Djdownload.com and Beatport.com.?

CDJ-1000MK3 Pioneer CDJ-1000MK3
The Pioneer genes are clear in the CDJ-1000MK3. The deck offers the same robust build beloved by club owners and DJs, is finished in the familiar high-quality polished look and remains faithful to the clean, clear layout that has become the accepted format for tabletop CD decks. But the subtle revisions add more intuition, make it easier to transport music, and improve track info: refinements that make cueing, looping, scratching and stretching a track easier than ever.
With full MP3 support including VBR files, intelligent features, such as the direct folder search button, allow DJs to quickly access files within folders on the disc for intuitive, fast cueing. A total wide tempo range (+70% to ?100%) also gives greater control than many competitor models.
Along with multimedia cards, SD cards are now also compatible with the CDJ-1000MK3 so that HOT CUES, HOT LOOP points and WAVE display data can be easily stored and loaded.

The CDJ-1000MK3 includes a unique JOG feeling adjust (to the top right of the JOG wheel). It tailors the deck to performers? individual styles by altering the resistance of the wheel, which benefits from a new metallic ?non-slip? finish. The visibility and detail of the information shown on the 360˚ JOG Display is also improved: the fluorescent display has been raised, increasing brightness. The cue marker is larger and new 45˚ angle marks make it easier for scratch DJs to time their effects. The track display has similarly advanced. Its resolution has been doubled, the lighting is multicolour and fluorescent and, as well as displaying the total number of tracks and track position, the WAVE data and playing address details are extended so that a DJ can see a track?s entire length at a glance.

HOT CUE is now partnered by a new HOT LOOP feature that stores up to three loops per track. The buttons are backlit orange for the loop and green for the cues while the re-loop button is now also backlit. A further addition is ?resume play?: the deck will restart playing from the same point if a CD is ejected accidentally.
In keeping with the high quality components of the CDJ-1000MK3, gold RCA connectors are fitted along with a digital out for connection to digital mixers such as the DJM-800 / DJM-1000, ensuring the highest level of sonic purity available. Subtle design changes like the metallic master tempo button also mark the player as the third generation of the industry standard deck.
The new features add to the unique capabilities of the CDJ-1000MK2 and ensure that, as single tabletop CD systems cement their position as the dominant market platform, Pioneer continues to define the mark for digital DJ?ing: a level that has again been raised by listening to and acting on feedback from DJs.

The CDJ-800MK2Pioneer CDJ-800MK2 CD player
The CDJ-800MK2 retained the same key design themes of its big brother, the CDJ-1000MK2, and has a strong installed base, especially in the club and bar sector and among bedroom DJs and enthusiasts. Its revisions have also been influenced by consultation with the DJ community and many of the new features on the CDJ-1000MK3 are carried through into the CDJ-800MK2.
The CDJ-800MK2 has a stylish new silver metallic finish and metallic JOG buttons and also includes full MP3 compatibility; tracks can be operated in the same way as CDs as the deck is equipped with ?Folder Search?, and in ?Text Mode? the artist name, track title and file name are shown on the display.

The JOG wheel retains the non-slip metallic finish of the CDJ-1000MK3 and the subtle silver trim on the wheel, as well as the same features on the On JOG Display (brighter, larger cue point and 45˚ marks).
The feel of the JOG wheel is tweaked to mirror that of the CDJ-1000MK2. The track data display is of a higher resolution (multicolour and fluorescent) and the address data has been extended to include the complete track. Resume play is also included alongside the backlighting of the re-loop button. In addition, it?s now possible to make short beat loops on the CDJ-800MK2 due to the inclusion of an AUTO BEAT LOOP command: by pushing the loop-in button, DJs can create a one-per-eight BEAT LOOP.
With digital connectivity, the CDJ-800MK2 can be at the centre of a full digital environment, providing a deck that offers the core professional features that have made Pioneer the mark by which other tabletop CD systems are measured.

Key new features
CDJ-1000MK3
CDJ-800MK2
MP3
MP3
Digital in/out
Digital in/out
MP3 track data displayed
MP3 track data displayed
JOG feeling adjust
Refined JOG feeling adjust (in line with the CDJ-1000MK2)
Non-slip metallic finish on the JOG wheel
Non-slip metallic finish on the JOG wheel
Brighter multicolour fluorescent display and improved WAVE and track data
Brighter multicolour fluorescent display and improved WAVE and track data
Brighter and raised On JOG display with more information
Brighter and raised On JOG display with more information
Metallic Master Tempo switch
New AUTO BEAT LOOP capability
Resume play
Resume play
New HOT LOOP button
Backlit re-loop button
Backlit HOT CUE, hot loop and re-loop button
New super fast and more accurate manual search capability using the JOG wheel and improved WAVE data
New super fast and more accurate manual search capability using the JOG wheel and improved WAVE data
Legato Link conversion
Removable multimedia or SD card
Extra cue points
Gold RCA connectors
Legato Link conversion


 
Let the BASS be louder
Mod edit by Lead on 08-01-2011 19:00 (11%)


What do you think about New: Pioneer CDJ-800MK2 and CDJ-1000MK3 ??

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robertvisser    posted on 23-02-2006 11:42
verry nice! is there a update avaible for the cdj1000mk2? just like the numark cdx. whith the software from numark you can upgrade the first versons of the cdx(to inprove the cdx for mp3) maybe it's possible for pioneer gearConfused?
User edit by robertvisser on 23-02-2006 @ 12:18:14 (1%)
Camino    posted on 23-02-2006 11:59
nope I dont think the pioneers have the software needed to handle updates... correct me if i'm wrong. The only thing i'm really missing on the MK3 is a USB connection for 1. software updates and 2. Controlling PC programs, such as ableton or even the Pioneer PCDJ program (can't remember the name)
LauW    posted on 23-02-2006 12:14
Afcours not. If it was that easy, why should pioneer put the mk3 on the market Winking my eye
Dj_Danny    posted on 23-02-2006 12:14
No there isn't the MkII has to have a hardware update also to play mp3. That 's one of the reasons for releasing a MkIII

@DeafDJ: So I'm not the only one thinking that way
Jorrit    posted on 23-02-2006 12:16
Poster: DeafDJ
nope I dont think the pioneers have the software needed to handle updates... correct me if i'm wrong. The only thing i'm really missing on the MK3 is a USB connection for 1. software updates and 2. Controlling PC programs, such as ableton or even the Pioneer PCDJ program (can't remember the name)
 
There is a machine that can update CDJ's, but this is only for firmware updates.
Camino    posted on 23-02-2006 12:17
yeah but i presume this machine is not for endusers is it? or else i'm missing out here Happy, laughing. have any upgrades for the CDJ800 (mk1) come out yet?
Jorrit    posted on 23-02-2006 12:22
No it's only for 'pioneer-people' lol... :P It's only used if a player has trouble with firmware... I guess...
Laidback    posted on 23-02-2006 12:26
                       
    ( - >Pioneer-People< - )
User edit by Laidback on 23-02-2006 @ 12:28:09 (14%)
Lead    posted on 23-02-2006 18:56
Pioneer Equipment (accept for DVJ_X1) cannot be done by yourself. There is a special hardware kit neccesary to hoop a PC to your laptop. with a EPROM programmer software you can perform an update.

(hehe, so you call me 'pioneer-people' )
Let the BASS be louder
Camino    posted on 23-02-2006 19:03
and as for the second part of my question? :p
VanAise    posted on 24-02-2006 11:19
so does that mean that they are no longer making any mk2s and just producing the mk3s as a complete replacement??

*considers selling mk2's before the word gets around*
greup    posted on 24-02-2006 11:46
the mk2 will be complete replaced by the mk3. so I guess , well i'm exualy sure that selling your mk2 will become very hard
Jorrit    posted on 24-02-2006 12:04
Poster: Lead


(hehe, so you call me 'pioneer-people' )
 
Lead, The Pioneer-Peep... :Plol

Hehe, if u'r bored, check out the denon forums (go to misc > other manufacturers > CDJ-1000MK3/ CDJ-800MK2)... Always bitching and complaining those denon-people (:P) there...
Mod edit by Jorrit on 24-02-2006 12:05 (31%)
LauW    posted on 24-02-2006 17:56
Poster: greup
the mk2 will be complete replaced by the mk3. so I guess , well i'm exualy sure that selling your mk2 will become very hard
 

Don't think so. I think there are a lot of people who will be satisfide with mk2 and doenst' necerserry need an mk3. Damn mijn engels suckt
GD    posted on 25-02-2006 20:14
Me for example, I am hoping for a cheap pair of CDJ-800's, fine for me...I'm not that rich you see...

wallsy10    posted on 27-02-2006 01:37
i like my cdj800 i'd like to know other peoples opinion on pio prod's and because i'm a simple english man can we please keep all the reply's in english
VanAise    posted on 27-02-2006 03:16
Poster: LauW


Don't think so. I think there are a lot of people who will be satisfide with mk2 and doenst' necerserry need an mk3. Damn mijn engels suckt
 

i was hoping that because the only significant different is the mp3 capability. the rest are little adjustments. im sure theres people out there that can live without it. technics still sell all 1200 models (mk2, mk5, mk5g)... *crosses fingers*

can any pioneer people let me know whats happening with the cdj1000mk2 so i can quickly decide whether to sell it or not? (i only bought it 4 months ago!! lol.)
yevgen    posted on 27-02-2006 05:47
Hi, everybody. I own 2 pioneer cdj-800. and I want to buy pioneer cdj 800mk2, so can somebody send me a pickture of new pioneers or video of what it does. thanks


Nvie    posted on 27-02-2006 07:30
Poster: yevgen
Hi, everybody. I own 2 pioneer cdj-800. and I want to buy pioneer cdj 800mk2, so can somebody send me a pickture of new pioneers or video of what it does. thanks


 
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Mod edit by Lead on 27-02-2006 09:38 (20%)
Camino    posted on 27-02-2006 08:20
Poster: VanAise
can any pioneer people let me know whats happening with the cdj1000mk2 so i can quickly decide whether to sell it or not? (i only bought it 4 months ago!! lol.)
 

Although i'm not a pioneer peep, i can tell you that the MK2 is being taken out of production and replaced by the MK3. I wouldn't sell them, unless you really have a burning need for MP3 compatibility, or see so much benefit in the improved jog/wave display that it is worth the hundreds of euros to replace your own Mk2 with an Mk3. Oh yeah: there won't be some kind of trade program where you can exchange the old version with the new one (at least not from Pioneer itself). Hope i was of any help!

dion    posted on 27-02-2006 23:55
those cdj 800mk2 is really gret i can't wait to try there out here in Holland and if i have enough money i go buy the cdj 800mk2 because the mk3 is to expensive
GD    posted on 02-03-2006 23:27
I am going to buy 2 CDJ-100's, because all the other ones are to expensive

Lead    posted on 05-03-2006 11:52
Let the BASS be louder
Laidback    posted on 06-03-2006 03:37
i dont really get this..

a cd player basicly doesnt need 100%  of pitch.. cause above 30%  pitch the track (most of the times)  Sounds not very good.. and @ 100%  pitch it sounds Horrible...hehehe


so  why dont they just add like 30% Max..  when i play with the mk2s (1000mk2)  i have it allways set to 16%  max..  because its enough..


(and 100% Tempo :S...  doesnt make sence lol)


GreetSz!

Illusion    posted on 06-03-2006 11:46
You never use constantly 100 % pitch... But for some things it's very funny. You can play a little bit with your cue, and if your sound stands on 100 % pitch it's sounds very funny.


And the reason why they don't just add 30 % max. is, if you have 100% you just always have enough speed to change your tempo.


I don't think the meaning of 100% pitch is, to play every number @ 100 %. Just for little things.

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