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The Rane One MKII is a two-channel controller built around motorized 7-inch platters, so it feels like mixing on turntables while running Serato DJ software from a laptop. It has 16 performance pads, a crossfader, two XLR combo inputs for mics or line sources, dual USB Type B ports and OLED displays. The all-metal build weighs 11.1 kg and measures 674 mm wide, so it is a stay-at-home or booth fixture rather than a bag-friendly controller. Against rivals like the Pioneer DJ DDJ-REV7 and Rane's own One, it stands out for the motorized platters and the Rane fader feel, while costing less than the REV7 and giving up its touchscreens.
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Owners and reviewers treat the Rane One MKII as a serious scratching and turntablism controller, praising the motorized platters and solid build. The main complaints are its weight and the lack of a touchscreen compared with the DDJ-REV7.
The Rane DJ One MKII is a DJ controller with a crossfader, potentiometers, buttons and faders. It has 16 pads, including 2 scratch pads, with RGB backlighting. An OLED display (non-touchscreen) shows information on the unit.
It has 29 sound effects and includes software. Audio specs are a 113 dB dynamic range and 0.004% THD+N. It has no built-in speakers.
