Pioneer DJM-350  2 Channel DJ Mixer with Record and 4 Effects

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Gearbase product details : Pioneer DJ DJM-350

The Pioneer DJM-350 DJ Mixers has 2 channels and offers a lot of digital possibilities for the creative DJ. There are features on the compact DJM-350 mixer that can also be found on Pioneer Club Standard products like the 4 Effects, Looping and Rekordbox compatibility.

One of the new features of the DJM-350 is the option to record his live set on a USB device without the need of extra kit or cables. Plug in a USB memory device and start recording your performance in high quality uncompressed WAV audio.

The equalizers you have on each channel are identical to those of the DJM-400 offering you Isolator kills (infinite equalizers) for each frequency. All A/D and D/A conversions are done with the shortest circuitry possible maintaining the sound quality as much as possible. The DJM-350 has a high performance CPU that minimized the noise.

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Input Selector

Use this to change from CD input to Phone, when you use turntables.

Extra 3rd Aux Input

When you're in need of a simple 3rd channel there is the possibility to use the microphone control for an additional line. You cannot listen to the Aux and the Mic at the same time. The Mic/Aux can be switched off (muted) by pressing the button below the controls.

Gain Trim / Mic Level

The Level and Gain Trim rotary controls has a range from infinite (silent) to +9db. The most optimal setting of the Trim is around 12 O'clock (0dB).

Channel Equalizers

The EQ function of the DJM-400 gives you the power of the Isolator of the DJM-1000. The frequencies of the EQ are the same as that from it's big brothers, the DJM-1000 and the DJM-800.


In horizontal position to the left, the EQ is cut down to about -18dB.

Cross Fader Curve Adjust

Just above the Cross Fader is a switch to set the curve of the Cross Fader. When set at TRUE position the Cross Fader is bypassed and will not work. It is not possible to use the Aux input on the Cross Fader.

Fader Start

This will trigger an output pulse over the Fader Signal output terminal on the back of the mixer. When a connected to a CD player you can remotely start/Cue a CD player that supports this feature.

USB for recording your Mix

When a USB storage media is connected the DJM-350 makes it possible to record your mix on any USB media. The recordings are made in 16-bit WAV format (uncompressed) so you can open these files on any computer platform and re-edit them as you like.

To start a recording (always using the Master as source) you only need to press the Record button and recording will start. To stop a recording just press the Play button.

When Record is pressed during a recording a track index will be added to your recording. When listening to your recordings you can skip to marked points, just like you skip to a next track.

Each track is recorded as a separate file on the USB device, track indexes are markers that are stored within the WAV file.

This is also usefull when you would want to digitize your vinyl collection, directly from vinyl to WAV without additional soft- or hardware.

You can listen to the recordings you've made with your headphones. It is not possible to get the sound on the Master as an extra input.

Master Level

Control the level of the Master Output

Effects on Master

There are 4 different Filter effects you can apply to the sound on the Master Output. You need to select one of the Effect Button to activate or deactivate an effect.

Gate, gated filter, frequency changeable
Jet, manual flanging effect
Crush, bitcrushing effect
Filter , Hi and Low Pass filter

Level / Depth

With the Level / Depth control you determine the mix of original sound and effect, this is also called in pro-audio themology a Dry/Wet control.

Kensington Lock

On the backside of this product there is a hole with the Kensington Logo next to it, this is used for anti-theft purposes.

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