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Pioneer CDJ-500II [5/16] Features

This CD player features the functions and operations

of players used in disco halls in addition to the functions

of general CD players. This player is made for

commercial use in disco halls, etc.

Easy operation

÷ This player is a top loading type, allowing discs to

be changed smoothly.

÷ The equipped Jog dial and TEMPO control knob

can be used like the turntable of an analog record

player.

÷ Buttons used frequently are designed oversized and

layed out within easy reach of the right or left hand.

Playback tempo and beat of two selections

can be combined easily.

÷ Playback starts immediately through use of the

memory function and DSP (Digital Signal Processor).

(*1)

÷ Playback tempo of two selections can be aligned

with the TEMPO control knob (variable range :

±10%, stroke : 100 mm/4-inch). And the beat of

two selections can be aligned with the Jog dial.

(*2)

÷ By connecting this unit with the optional DJM-500

or DJM-300 DJ mixer, the fader starting or back

cuing of this unit can be controlled from the channel

fader or cross-fader of the mixer.

The mood of a disco hall can be

reproduced using digital technology.

÷ Master tempo function (*3) - Even though the

playback tempo is changed with the TEMPO control

knob, the pitch of playback can be automatically

fixed, and the playback of two selections can be

combined smoothly.

÷ Loop playback function (*4) - A desired passage

(less than 10 minutes) can be played back repeatedly

and seamlessly.

÷ Advanced loop function (*5) which allows realtime

setting of the loop point during play. The set loop

point can be recalled in an instant.

÷ Cue point monitoring function (*6) which allows

monitoring of the set cue point.

÷ The position being played is displayed by the bar-

graph display which allows the elapsed or remaining

playback time to be read visually.

÷ The cue point can be set accurately with the frame

search function. (1 sec = 75 frames)

÷ BPM (Beats per Minute) can be adjusted precisely

in 0.1% increments by using the speed display.

Pick up protector

When the door is open, a pickup protector is closed to

protect the pickup.

Floating structure preventing vibration

This player employs a structure which insulates the

unit from shock. Selections can be played without

sound skipping regardless of the DJ's rough operation.

(*1) Starting playback immediately

When the CD player is in playback standby (pause) mode,

the disc continues to rotate and the pick up jumps back to

the same track after every rotation. As a result, the user

can switch from pause to playback with a maximum time

lag of about 0.3 seconds.

When seamlessly connecting two selections, it is necessary

to eliminate the time lag between the tracks and start the

second selection immediately after the first one stops

playing. To do this, this player memorizes the first 2.1

seconds of the selection so that it can instantaneously start

playing when the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed. After the

first 2.1-second time period is played, the player uses its

link memory function to continue the selection by seamlessly

connecting the playback data with the end of the memorized

data (playback is carried out through memory). With this

operation, it is possible to start playback within 0.01 seconds

after pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button.

Moreover, this function can be used not only at the start of

a selection but at any point where you want the playback to

begin through use of the auto cue function.

(*2) Beat search operation using the Jog dial

When two selections are combined, the Jog dial is used to

align the BPM and rhythm (speed and timing) between the

two selections. After playback tempo is aligned with the

TEMPO control knob, turn the Jog dial clockwise. The

tempo of playback increases up to +12.7%. Turning

counterclockwise decreases the tempo down to –12.7%.

When the Jog dial is released, the tempo returns to the

setting of the TEMPO control knob. Through this operation,

the beat of playback can be aligned.

(*3) Master tempo function

Playback speed can be changed ±10% in 0.1% increments

with the TEMPO control knob. But the pitch of playback

also changes, and vocals become unnatural. When the

master tempo function is set to ON, the key control is

processed by the DSP, and the pitch of playback is converted

to the original pitch. Even if the tempo is changed with the

TEMPO control knob, the pitch of playback is never changed.

(*4) Loop playback function

Using a single CD player, this function lets you perform a

“break beat” action similar to when a DJ uses two turntables

to repeatedly play the same phrase. Normally when using a

single player there is a search time lag between when the

phrase ends and when the start of the phrase begins playing

again. To eliminate this lag, this player memorizes the first

2.1 seconds of the loop playback data ahead of time and

plays this data while the player searches for the start point,

then seamlessly connects the playback sound with the

memorized sound to continue the phrase, realizing a true

loop playback function with no time lag.

(*5) Advanced loop function

When the loop play function is used, the advanced loop

function allows you to designate the loop start point during

play. By designating the loop end point after it, repeated

playback of the specified section without sound interruption

can be started. A RELOOP button is provided so that loop

playback using the specified loop section can be started in

an instant.

(*6) Cue point monitoring function

During instantaneous start standby after the cue point has

been stored in memory, pressing and holding the button

allows you to listen to the music starting from the cue

point. When the button is released, the player returns to the

cue point and pauses there.

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Pioneer CDJ-500II [5/16] Features

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