Pioneer, Preamp/Mixer, Audio Mixer

PIONEER DJM-300S PREAMP/MIXER


IN GOOD CONDITION
FULLY WORKING AND TESTED
COMES WITH POWER CABLE


The Pioneer DJM-300S is a classic 2-channel DJ mixer that was popular in the late '90s and early 2000s. It’s a silver-finished version of the DJM-300 and was designed as a solid entry-level mixer with a few pro-level features tucked in.
Here’s a quick rundown of what it offers:
- Auto BPM Counter: Helps you match beats without relying solely on your ears.
- 3-Band EQ per Channel: With a range of –26 dB to +12 dB, giving you solid control over your sound.
- Fader Start Play: When connected to compatible Pioneer CDJs, moving the fader can trigger playback.
- Mic Input with EQ: Includes a 1-band EQ for basic vocal shaping.
- Inputs/Outputs: 2 phono, 4 line (RCA), 1 mic (1/4" jack), and RCA outputs for master and booth.
- Build: Compact and rugged, weighing about 3.7 kg with a carbon rail crossfader.
It’s been discontinued, but you can still find used units floating around online marketplaces like Reverb or eBay. If you're into vinyl or want a no-fuss mixer with a bit of old-school charm, the DJM-300S still holds its own.

PIONEER DJM-300S PREAMP/MIXER


IN GOOD CONDITION
FULLY WORKING AND TESTED
COMES WITH POWER CABLE


The Pioneer DJM-300S is a classic 2-channel DJ mixer that was popular in the late '90s and early 2000s. It’s a silver-finished version of the DJM-300 and was designed as a solid entry-level mixer with a few pro-level features tucked in.
Here’s a quick rundown of what it offers:
- Auto BPM Counter: Helps you match beats without relying solely on your ears.
- 3-Band EQ per Channel: With a range of –26 dB to +12 dB, giving you solid control over your sound.
- Fader Start Play: When connected to compatible Pioneer CDJs, moving the fader can trigger playback.
- Mic Input with EQ: Includes a 1-band EQ for basic vocal shaping.
- Inputs/Outputs: 2 phono, 4 line (RCA), 1 mic (1/4" jack), and RCA outputs for master and booth.
- Build: Compact and rugged, weighing about 3.7 kg with a carbon rail crossfader.
It’s been discontinued, but you can still find used units floating around online marketplaces like Reverb or eBay. If you're into vinyl or want a no-fuss mixer with a bit of old-school charm, the DJM-300S still holds its own.