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Pioneer CDJ-3000 specifications

Playable media	SD memory card USB device PC/Mac iPhone
Playable files	WAV, AIFF, FLAC, Apple Lossless (Sampling rate: 44.1/48/88.2/96 kHz, Bit depth: 16/24 bit) MP3 (Sampling rate: 44.1/48 kHz, Bit depth: 16 bit) AAC (Sampling rate: 44.1/48 kHz, Bit depth: 16 bit)
USB storage support	FAT16 FAT32 HFS+
Software	rekordbox
Frequency Response	4 Hz to 40 kHz
S/N Ratio	115 dB or more
Total Harmonic Distortion	0.0018% or less
Audio output voltage	2.0 Vrms
Audio output terminal	Audio Out (RCA) x 1 Digital Out (Coaxial) x 1
USB ports	USB (Type A) x 1 USB (Type B) x 1
Other ports	LAN (1000Base-T) x 1
Audio output voltage	2.0 Vrms
Power requirements	AC 100-240 V 50/60 Hz
Power consumption	40 W
Maximum Dimensions (W ｘ D ｘ H)	329 x 453 x 118 mm 12.95" x 17.83" x 4.65"

Well not much to say here really.... The Pionner CDJ3000 is great for many things & for many reasons but it only really has one job - To work & sound amazing at your event! This is why On Tour Events stock the Pionner range of DJ equipment & the new CDJ3000 will become one of the most asked for pieces of DJ equipment moving forward. 

 

 

On Tour Events is London's most trusted audio visual event equipment hire company, stocking a huge range of sound, lighting & event equipement from mobile bars, dance floors to DJ equipment and festival stages! So if you're looking for a complete setup for your events we are able to supply everything in house. From hire stock & we can supply the Sound, Lighting Staging & LED Screen if required  

Your be pleased to know we made this bit really easy.... Just send us an email to Info@ontourevents.co.uk or give us a call on 020 8058 0093 Monday - Friday 08:00 - 20:00 & we can take your order over the phone. All of our contact details can be found at the buttom of each page or by following this link to the On Tour Events Contact Us Page

A DJ stand for short is a play on a time when DJs mostly worked with single turntables. Nowadays, DJs can work with digital music sources instead of analog ones, but most of the basics of their job still remain the same. A DJ is someone whose primary function is to entertain people through the use of electronic musical equipment. He or she is responsible for controlling the volume of the music, the tempo, the effects, and other factors that make a music track interesting for the audience.

 

The main purpose of the DJ stands is to hold the turntables safely in place. When you're doing live music performances, it's important to remember that turntables and cables will be present everywhere. They will be kept at your side as you move from one section of the venue to another. Thus, it's necessary to avoid any mishaps by using a DJ stand.

 

There are actually three kinds of DJ stands. There is a full-sized stand that's suitable for clubs and other large venues. It's not as lightweight as the portable stand, but you can easily carry it around if you have a limited space. It's also important to note that full-sized stands can sometimes look odd in a club. That's why it's best to go for a smaller-sized stand to avoid crowding dissatisfaction.

 

The second kind of DJ stand is called a portable stand. This stand comes in two types. One is the tabletop stand, which is meant to be carried around on your shoulder. The other type is the table-top stand. The first one has a long, rectangular shape, while the latter comes with legs and comes with a flat surface. If you're looking for a more compact option, then the table-top stand is the best one to choose.

 

The third kind of DJ stand is called a drum set stand. These come in a variety of designs and styles. They also include a table and a drum set that are placed right below it. You can either hang the drum kit directly on the table or you can place it on the table.

 

As you can see, there are many options available when it comes to buying a DJ stand. Make sure to take into account the amount of space you have available in your home or venue for holding all the equipment. Before buying anything, check out online and brick and mortar stores so you get the best possible price.

 

Before you leave your house or place of business to go out for your next gig, make sure you know how to use the DJ stand you'll be using. Check the manual carefully so you understand how to position the device. And make sure you're using the correct turntables and cables for the task.

 

It's also important to keep your DJ's headphones in your hand at all times. If there's a microphone in your pocket, you won't have to worry about it. However, don't take all the speakers out of your ears when you're standing for long hours at the end of the night because they can get uncomfortable.

 

Some people might think that DJ stands are only suitable for DJs. However, it's very easy to hold a radio microphone or a radio in your hand as well. So make sure to bring your stand everywhere you go. If you're on tour, make sure you're bringing your stand with you in order to prevent any kind of DJ mishaps.

 

In case you want to have a lot of gear, don't forget to buy a portable DJ stand. These are often affordable. and portable. However, make sure the portable one is easy to use so you won't have problems if you need to switch it around.

 

If you're a beginner and you're thinking of starting a career as a DJ, then it's good to consider buying a portable stand. so that you won't have to spend thousands of pounds just to get your feet wet.