Submitted by Lead
on 09-05-2004 15:05This content is © 2004-2025 The DJResourceVote :
Once mounted on the mixer it looks like this
System |
Adapter to make the DJM-500/600 19"width |
Accessories |
Screws and spacers that are needed |
You can also find this informations as a PDF file in our downloads.
The DJM-500 and DJM-600's
depth matches the CDJ-1000(MKII)'s and Technics SL1200/1210 depth. The width
does not need to be fitted to any piece of equipment because the DJM-500/600 is
basically designed to be a table-top mixer. In most situations the DJM-500/600
is put on top of a table or desk to fit in between CDJ's or Turntables.
For
those people that only have rackspace available or need the mixer to be mounted
inside a flightcase Pioneer has developed that 19" DJM-Adapter. This kit is
available as option for your mixer. Installation of this kit is very simple and
can be done by yourself if you have the ability to hold a screwdriver.
A 19"rackmount is an installation rack that is exactly 19" (=48,26
centimeter) width and has a variable height. The height is measured in Units
(HE) and each unit is 4.5 centimeter high.
The DJM-Adapter
is available for both mixers. There is a very basic difference between these
mixers regarding the mountability of this adapter. That air ventilation differs
between the DJM-500 and the DJM-600. The ventilation slots of the DJM-500 are
located on the back (gain)-side of the mixer, while the ventilation of the
DJM-600 is near the font (Cross Fader)-side of the mixer. In the early days the
DJM adapter was only available for the DJM-500. When mounted onto a DJM-600 the
rackmount adapter blocks all air ventilation slots so the warm air couldn't
escape the mixer anymore. So a new multi-useable DJM-adapter was designed with a
ventilation slot that was big enough to fit onto the DJM-500 AND the DJM-600.
Since the DJM Adapter is useable for both models mixer this tutorial fits
both. The only thing that is different is the location of the ventilation slots
on the mixer. The holes in the rackmount fit the DJM-500 and also the
DJM-600.
After
unplugging all your equipment of the mixer you put it on a table on any of it's
sides. You need to remove the special plastic plugs that are put in holes in the
side panels of your mixer. These plugs are covering holes that are designed to
fit on the DJM-adapter. The easiest way to do this is to put a small knife under
the cab and lift it gently. You cannot damage anything if you do this in a rude
way but it's a shame if you would carve your mixer when the knife slips of the
plug. On the image is shown where the small plugs are located.
Basically it's as simple as
placing the right side of the adapter to the side of the mixer and replace each
plastic plug by a screw, a metal and a plastic spacer. All parts needed are
included in the DJM adapter kit so there is no need to go and look for the right
screws yourself. When you have some experience in doing stuff like this it
wouldn't take you more then 15 minutes do perform the mounting of the
adapter.
What do you think about Pioneer DJM 19'' Rackmount ??
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Gunner wrote on 22-05-2005 @ 21:41I have a question: Can I use the Pioneer DJM 19" Rackmount for a Behringer DJX 700? The DJX 700 is an exakt rebuild of the DJM 600
Lead wrote on 14-06-2005 @ 08:40I don't know, if they also copied the location of Pioneer screw hole, this could be done....
tairip wrote on 26-07-2005 @ 00:16lelijk man, maarja je moet wat als je 19'' rack hebt en je wilt de standaard!
Sicco wrote on 31-08-2005 @ 20:26Vind't zo idd geen gezicht.. misschien als ie ingebouwd is dat't heel nie opvalt..
Vraag me wel af of't sterk genoeg is, ma dat zal vast geen probleem zijn anders maken ze'm nie he..
the-melody wrote on 11-03-2006 @ 21:15is gewoon met de vijzen die in de mixer zitten dus dat is maar gewoon een "verlengstuk" zeg maar dus dat is stevig is hetzelfde als de mixer zelf buite dat het flappen heeft
DjLogan wrote on 19-06-2006 @ 12:12Je possede une DJX 700 de Berhingher et j'auré voulu savoir si il y'auré moyen d'dadapter un "Rackmout"
20100 wrote on 15-10-2006 @ 10:12I'm looking for a rack mount 19" for a DJM-800?
Where can I buy one ?
Lead wrote on 15-07-2007 @ 01:50Yes... Also for the
DJM-800 there is a set of Rackmounts available at your local dealer (at least in Europe)
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