natural selection
CDJ-2000 dawn of a new species
A new species of CDJ has arrived. Introducing the CDJ-2000 multi-format player. Designed for the ever evolving needs of DJs, the CDJ-2000
handles all major music formats from multiple sources including USB memory devices and SD card.
DJ set preparation has been revolutionised by rekordbox™* music database management software. DJs can utilise a beat grid view
of their tracks to set accurate cue data and access features like multiple Hot Cue Banks as well as Quantize for perfect loops. This data
can then be exported to the CDJ via portable USB memory devices to enable a vast library of music and a live performance without the
need for additional hardware or a complex setup.
The Pro DJ Link allows music files on a single USB/SD device to be shared by up to four other players. Needle Search™ gives an instant
preview of any point in the track by sliding a finger along the Needle Drop pad. With a new standard in sound quality, a built-in
24-bit/48 kHz soundcard and a large full-colour display for intuitive music management, the CDJ-2000 has evolved to become the
natural selection for the new breed of professional DJ.
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Also available is the new CDJ-900 multi-format player.
*
rekordbox™ software for Mac and PC is included with every CDJ-2000 and CDJ-900.
The CDJ-2000 and CDJ-900 offers native support for both Serato and Traktor DJ software via HID connection.
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