The XDJ-1000MK2 improves usability through enhanced track browsing and support for high-resolution FLAC and ALAC audio files. An excellent alternative to the CDJ-2000NXS2 at about half the price!
Equipped with the same size jog wheel and a 7-inch LCD touch screen as the CDJ-2000NXS2, you get intuitive control over your mix.
The XDJ-1000MK2 supports high-quality FLAC and ALAC sound formats up to 48kHz/24-bit. A digital output has been added to send audio without degradation, while the power supply for audio is separated from the digital circuit to reduce noise.
Add the DDJ-SP1 to your set-up and access even more performance features like dedicated controls for Hot Cues and looping. Simply plug in a USB cable and control up to 4 XDJ-1000MK2s using Pro DJ Link.
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View full detailsFantastic more affordable option to the CDJ’sNXS2, with a similar feel. Build quality not quite as good and the NXS2, but that’s expected, obviously it’s USB only which is fine for me and probably most modern DJ’s. looking for a third deck I bought this to team with my 2 XDJ1000’s Mk1- my only dislike with the Mk2’s is that you have to click performance to find loop mode, where as on MK1’s it’s already on the screen underneath the waveforms.
I paired mine up with a CDJ-2000NXS2 and they look great together! The RGB waveform (although shorter because of the extra buttons on-screen) plus DDJ-XP1 compatibility without a laptop, were the two mainly selling points for my personal setup. I do wish the jog wheel had tension adjust but otherwise I don't really miss the other things that it doesn't have in common with the NXS2; more buttons, lighting and the CD drive.
A great way to learn CDJs without the NXS2 price.
Complete amazing piece of hardware, the improvements in the software, sound card and outputs are vejry good. In my opinion you don't need a nexus with this turntable
