The FLX4 replaces Pioneer’s very popular DDJ-400 controller, and they’ve taken the opportunity to make a few updates, in look, functionality and specification. There's a visual redesign and new colour ...

The DDJ-400 is the ideal piece of kit for first-time DJs. Its controls enable you to easily learn the basics, plus it’s packed with features that will help you develop your skills.

The DDJ-FLX4 boasts a two-channel DJ controller that features a simple design, taking inspiration from Pioneer’s DDJ-400. The new DDJ-FLX4 is equipped with a Smart Fader and a Smart CFX for a ...

With a similar layout to the pro-friendly DDJ-400, the FLX4 has twin platters and faders, multiple effects pads, and high/mid/low frequency knobs to handle the essentials of any mix set. Newbies ...

The DDJ-400 will set you back $249, and it comes with a free license for Pioneer's RekordBox software. That last bit is key to you want to learn how to spin.

The DDJ-400’s buttons and knobs are arranged in the same way as those on our professional NXS2 set-up allowing beginners the ability to develop their skills using an interface similar to that of ...

Compatible with new rekordbox dj 5.3 tutorial featureDesigned as the “ideal piece of kit for first-time DJs”, the DDJ-400 is a 2-channel controller that has been created to get the most out of some ...

The Pioneer DDJ-FLX4 unit adapts the key traits from the professional layout of the DDJ-400 to make it more beginner-friendly. For example, it has rekordbox and Serato DJ Lite integrations ...

Pioneer DJ has announced the DDJ-400 controller. The two-channel controller is designed for use with the latest update of rekordbox. The updated rekordbox TM ver 5.3, released today (June 26), and the ...

Pioneer DJ has reported a rise in the sale of its entry-level DJ controllers. Year-on-year sales of the DDJ-200 (pictured below) and the DDJ-400 (pictured above) are up during 2020 as people have ...