How does the DJM-V10 compare with the DJM-900NXS2?

The V10 adds two more channels, a four-band EQ, per-channel compression and a larger send/return section. The 900NXS2 is smaller and simpler, with a more familiar club layout.

Can I connect turntables and CDJs at the same time?

Yes. The six channels accept CDJs, turntables and other line-level sources, so you can run a mixed setup.

Does it have built-in effects?

It has four built-in effects plus send/return routing for up to two external units such as guitar pedals or effects processors.

What is the master isolator for?

The three-band isolator lets you cut or boost lows, mids and highs across the whole mix, useful for transitions and room tuning.

Is it good for a home studio?

It works, but its size and routing depth suit club and touring use better than a small home setup.

Does it have dual headphone outputs?

Yes, there are two headphone outputs, plus a booth EQ for tuning the monitor sound.

Where is the DJM-V10 cheapest?

At Pioneer DJ Store, for $3,799.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the DJM-V10?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.

Where can I buy the DJM-V10?

15 stores we checked sell it, including Pioneer DJ Store, Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center, Guitar Center, Reverb, Vintage King Audio.

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What reviewers say

Owners and reviewers treat the DJM-V10 as a serious creative tool, praising its warm sound, deep EQ and flexible routing. The main complaints are its size, its complexity and the price of committing to a six-channel workflow.

What people mention

Sound qualityPraisedOwners describe the output as warm and detailed, with headroom that holds up in loud rooms.
EQ and filtersPraisedThe four-band EQ and per-channel filter are called the mixer's strongest creative tools.
RoutingMixedThe send/return section is powerful but takes time to learn and set up.
SizeCriticisedReviewers note it takes up a lot of booth or desk space.
ComplexityCriticisedSome owners say the feature set is more than casual DJs will use.

About the DJM-V10

The Pioneer DJ DJM-V10 is a 6-channel DJ mixer. You can connect CDJs, turntables and other line-level audio sources to its six channels. Each channel has a 4-band EQ that can fully kill the high and low frequencies, with two mid ranges that use an exclusive curve.

Each channel also has a dedicated filter knob with high-pass or low-pass selection, and a compressor knob that boosts the loudness of the selected channel. The master output has a 3-band master isolator. Beat FX include Shimmer, and a booth EQ adjusts the audio sent to the monitors.

The expanded send/return section routes audio to one of four built-in FX and up to two pieces of external equipment, such as FX units or guitar pedals. Audio can return to the original channel, go straight to the master output, or return to a separate channel where the filter can shape it. Selected smartphone apps can connect through MULTI I/O. Two headphone outputs each have their own monitor channel and level control.

Channels

4-band per channel; 3-band master isolator

Software

rekordbox, Serato DJ Pro (coming soon), TRAKTOR PRO 3.3.0, ShowKontrol

Frequency response

20 Hz to 40 kHz (LINE)

S/N ratio

116 dB (USB, DIGITAL IN), 105 dB (LINE), 88 dB (PHONO), 79 dB (MIC1,2)

Distortion

0.005% total harmonic distortion (LINE-MASTER1)

Inputs

6 x Digital (coaxial), 6 x Line (RCA), 4 x Phono (RCA), 3 x Return (1/4-inch TS jack), 2 x Mic (XLR and 1/4-inch TRS jack, 1/4-inch TRS jack)