Pioneer DJ DJM-750MK2 Review, Guide & Full Specifications

The Pioneer DJ DJM-750MK2 is a 4-channel club-style mixer that brings much of the DJM-900NXS2 generation’s layout and effects into a less expensive unit. It combines six Sound Color FX, 11 Beat FX, 4-channel analogue mixing, a built-in USB audio interface, rekordbox DVS support and flexible send/return routing.

DJM-750MK2 key features

Pioneer DJ DJM-750MK2 Review, Guide & Full Specifications
  • 4-channel mixer.
  • Six Sound Color FX.
  • 11 Beat FX.
  • FX Frequency control.
  • 32-bit A/D and D/A conversion.
  • 48 kHz sampling.
  • rekordbox and Traktor DVS support.
  • USB audio interface.
  • External send/return.
  • XLR master and balanced booth outputs.

Four-channel club-style layout

The 750MK2 follows the familiar Pioneer DJ four-channel structure, making it a natural home mixer for DJs who want to practise on controls that resemble club equipment. Each channel has trim, three-band EQ, cueing, a channel fader and access to Sound Color FX.

Sound Color FX and Beat FX

Six Sound Color FX — Sweep, Filter, Crush, Dub Echo, Noise and Space — can be applied per channel. The Beat FX section includes Delay, Echo, Ping Pong, Spiral, Reverb, Trans, Flanger, Pitch, Roll, Vinyl Brake and Helix.

FX Frequency buttons let the DJ choose whether a Beat FX affects low, mid or high frequencies, which gives much finer control than applying an effect to the whole signal.

DVS and computer integration

The built-in USB sound card supports rekordbox and DVS workflows, while Pioneer DJ also lists Traktor DVS compatibility. This means turntables or compatible players can control digital decks without adding a separate external audio interface.

Send/Return

An external send/return path lets the mixer work with effect processors and supported mobile effect apps. It can be used alongside the built-in effects rather than forcing the DJ to choose one approach.

DJM-750MK2 strengths

  • Four-channel layout close to larger Pioneer DJ club mixers.
  • Strong effects selection.
  • Useful DVS support.
  • Professional outputs.
  • Flexible external-effects routing.
  • Built-in USB audio interface.

DJM-750MK2 limitations

  • Older USB-B computer connection.
  • No Bluetooth or modern network features.
  • No dual-computer handover ports.
  • Less advanced audio architecture than current flagship mixers.

Pioneer DJ DJM-750MK2 full specifications

  • Dimensions: 320 × 387.9 × 107.9 mm.
  • Weight: 6.6 kg.
  • Channels: 4.
  • Sampling rate: 48 kHz.
  • A/D converter: 32-bit.
  • D/A converter: 32-bit.
  • Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz.
  • S/N ratio: 105 dB line.
  • THD: 0.005% line to Master 1.
  • Inputs: 4 line, 4 phono, 1 mic.
  • Outputs: XLR master, RCA master, TRS booth and two headphone sockets.
  • USB: USB-B computer plus USB-A.

Overall view

The DJM-750MK2 remains useful because it delivers the core four-channel Pioneer DJ club workflow without requiring a flagship budget. Its age shows in the connectivity, but the mixer, effects and DVS functionality are still substantial.

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