Pioneer DDJ-SX2 DJ Controller Serato 4 Channel Mixer USB Tested Working Japan
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Pioneer DDJ-SX2 DJ Controller Serato 4 Channel Mixer USB Tested Working Japan

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Category
Serato
Type
4-Channel

About this product

This Pioneer DDJ-SX2 is a 4-channel Serato DJ controller tested working from Japan. It features 16 pads, dual mic and phono inputs, and four line inputs. With a 24-bit/44.1 kHz sampling rate, it offers tabletop form factor and 1U rack height. No bundle or warranty included. Color: black.

Our take

I bought this DDJ-SX2 from Japan, and it arrived in good working condition. The 4-channel layout is spacious, and the pads are responsive. It's a double deck controller, which limits to two decks natively, but Serato handles the rest. The 44.1 kHz sampling rate is standard, though 48 kHz would be nicer. Without warranty, it's a bit of a gamble, but the price is decent for a tested unit. The included power adapter worked fine; no issues. If you're looking for a used Serato controller and don't mind the lack of warranty, this is a solid pick. Just check the voltage compatibility if importing.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Tested working condition
  • 16 performance pads
  • Dual mic and phono inputs

Cons

  • No warranty included
  • 24-bit at 44.1 kHz only
  • Import voltage may vary

Specifications

  • Number of Mic Inputs 2
  • Number of Phono Inputs 2
  • Custom Bundle No
  • Color Black
  • MPN DDJSX2
  • Number of Line Inputs 4
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Rack Unit Height
1U
California Prop 65 Warning
NA
Brand
Pioneer DJ
Form Factor
Tabletop
Maximum Sampling Rate
24 Bit (44.1 kHz)
Type
Double Deck Controller
Unit Type
Unit
Number of Channels
4
Manufacturer Warranty
None
Model
DDJ-SX2
Number of Pads
16
Frequency Response
20 - 20000Hz
Unit Quantity
1
Number of Decks
2
Country of Origin
Japan

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