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Virtual DJ Software, MP3 and Video mix software. There is no SKIN for the Pioneer DDJ-SX2. It was the same case on original SX as well. Home › Forums › Digital DJ Gear › best pioneer controller ddj sx2 or ddj RX?? This topic contains 6 replies, has 3 voices, and was last updated by Chuck Van Eekelen 3 years, 1 month ago. Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total) Author Posts February 20, 2017 at 1:34 am Continued.

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• My vote is neither. Buy yourself a DDJ SZ
  You can get one for a little over 1300 bucks brand-new now. The platters are the same as their pro line and the quality of that unit is excellent. You won’t find a better controller for the money.
  To me the DDJ SX and SX2 feel like toys compared to their bigger brother. Do yourself a favor and check it out before you make a decision.

  Almost forgot to mention. I believe they’re throwing in a free road case with the SZedd

  SX2 and RX are nearly identical. The difference mainly to be found in the dedicated RB support for the RX, the SX2 still being able to support multiple software (although you have to set it to it’s “non-Serato” mode before it works correctly).

  Personally I think the SZ is both too expensive and too big for what you get. At the price of the SZ you could start considering the MCX8000 which blows the SZ out of the water feature-wise, at least in my very humble opinion. Granted, I own one LOL.

  I still have the SX (original, limited Gold edition = don’t ask it was a gear trade hehehehehe) that I have used for years and I honestly can’t say it feels toy-like, plastic or otherwise non-pro. Granted, the build quality is not of Denon fame, but then again nothing really is (the SZ isn’t either).

  While the large size of the SZ jogs might be the thing you “need” most, for me jog-size has never been an issue. At the end of the day it’s still way smaller than vinyl and after 40 years on the decks I can adapt to any jog-wheel without any problems. I have, for a long time, used the MC6000 which is a really compact (19″) 4-channel controller aimed at mobile DJs that has relatively small jog-wheels (very high quality though). Never a problem.

  We have written quite a few articles/posts on here on – what we believe is – a best-practice approach to buying a new controller.

  Might want to look for a few of those, sure it will help decide. We do suggest not starting with the gear, but rather with your (intended) workflow, software of choice and budget and only then start looking for controllers that will fit those three things.

  All DJ software has sync these days and all controllers have a sync button. How to make samples djay pro. So that is not an RB-only feature.

  Sync can be a nice aid, giving you time to do more creative things with your mixing since you don’t have to watch your beat matches manually. That said, it’s just one of the many tools to use in the digital DJs toolbox.

  If you are dependent on sync, you are in trouble imho, but it’s very handy to have. Use it where you can, do it manually where you have to pretty much.

  Personally of the two I’d pick the SX2 as it gives you more options, where the RX ties you tighter into the Pioneer infrastucture.

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