Japan Only | Released in the rest of the world as Pioneer DJ CDJ-500II

Recognizable on the 2 yellow Loop Buttons (Loop In and Loop Out)

Predecessor : Pioneer DJ CDJ-50

The biggest difference between the CDJ-50 and the MK2 is in the loop section. The CDJ-50II is was the first CDJ to have the loop functionality that would become the standard for all future decks. It was already possible to make a loop of a section of a CD for 7 minutes on the CDJ-500, this has been increase to 14 minutes of maximum loop length.

CDJ-50II introduces the Loop In button, Realtime Loop In, Loop Out Adjust and the Reloop/Exit button.
Cue Sampler plays the track from the Cue point when pressing and holding the Cue Button for maximum 10 minutes (10 seconds on CDJ-50).

Features

DJ Compact Disc CD Player
Loop In/Realtime Cue, Loop Out and Reloop/Exit (max 10 minutes)
Vinyl Turntable Design
Jog Dial for a closer to vinyl feeling when pitch bending
Jog Wheel used for frame-by-frame search en Cue Point selection
Flat-Top Design
Quick Start
Playing Address, a light bar provides a graphic indication of elapsed playing time
Tempo Control, ±10% pitch range
Master Tempo, locks in the music's pitch even when the tempo changes
Power and Eject button safety guards
Fader Start Play / Back Cue Play
Auto Cue, cues at the first detection of audio in the track

Specifications

Frequency Response : 4-20kHz
Distortion (TDH) : <0.004%
Signal to Noise Ratio : >106dB
Dynamic Range : >96dB
Channel Seperation: >98dB
Power : 110 V
Power Consumption : 21W
Dimensions (WxDxH) : 320 x 362.1 x 98.5 mm
Weight: 4.1 kg