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This DJ controller is ideal for DJs seeking seamless integration with Serato DJ Pro, offering a complete experience thanks to its TR-S drum machine sequencer. It lets you create and edit authentic beats from the famous Roland TR-808, TR-909, TR-606, and TR-707 drum machines, directly from the controller. Its large, low-latency jog wheels ensure precise control, while its comprehensive connectivity makes it easy to connect in the studio, at the club, or during rehearsals. This versatile equipment is suitable for professionals and enthusiasts alike who want to enhance their set with effects and studio-quality sound.
| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Model | DJ-505 |
| Software Compatibility | Serato DJ Pro with Serato DVS upgrade |
| Sequencer | 16 steps with TR-808, TR-909, TR-606, TR-707 sounds |
| Performance Pads | 8 per deck (Hot Cue, Roll, Slicer, TR, Pattern, Sampler modes) |
| Jog Wheels | Large, brushed aluminum, ultra-low latency |
| Crossfader | Direct curve adjustment, Reverse function |
| Audio Resolution | 24 bits / 48 kHz |
| Inputs | 2 × Phono/Line (RCA), 1 × Microphone (6.3 mm jack with effects) |
| Outputs | Master 1 (XLR), Master 2 (RCA), Booth (TRS jack), 2 headphone outputs (6.3 mm jack & 3.5 mm mini-jack) |
| Additional Ports | USB Type B, MIDI output |
| Dimensions (L x D x H) | 530 x 402 x 73 mm |
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
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