Pioneer DJ Opus-Quad

You can purchase a Sounds Market certified Pioneer OPUS-QUAD from any country in the European Union. We ship to Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Sweden, among other EU countries, with the exception of some island countries and territories. If the Pioneer OPUS-QUAD is offered by a private seller, shipping options are more limited.

Yes. The Pioneer DJ OPUS-QUAD remains one of Pioneer DJ's most advanced all-in-one systems. Its standalone 4-deck playback, large 10.1-inch touchscreen, and extensive connectivity options make it an excellent choice for professional DJs, events, and DJ booths seeking high-performance equipment.

Yes. The OPUS-QUAD allows you to play up to four decks independently from a single unit. This offers great flexibility for creating complex mixes, preparing the next track in advance, or incorporating acapellas and loops without the need for additional equipment.

Yes. The OPUS-QUAD is designed to operate completely independently using compatible USB drives or SSDs. It also supports playback from streaming services and mobile devices, so there's no need to connect a computer during your session. It doesn't have a CD drive, as it's designed to work exclusively with digital media.

Yes. The OPUS-QUAD allows direct access to compatible streaming services and can also play music stored in the cloud via Rekordbox CloudDirectPlay. It also features Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity to expand playback options and access to your music library.

It's a good idea to check the condition of the touchscreen, jog wheels, Play and Cue buttons, faders, potentiometers, and the display on each deck. We also recommend checking the audio inputs and outputs, USB, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi connections, verifying that all controls and functions are working correctly.

The Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX3 and the Pioneer DJ OPUS-QUAD are standalone DJ systems compatible with rekordbox, but the RX3 offers two channels while the OPUS-QUAD allows you to work with up to four decks. The RX3 features a 10.1-inch touchscreen, 149mm jog wheels, eight Hot Cues per deck, eight Beat FX, six Sound Color FX, and two USB-A ports.

The OPUS-QUAD features a central 10.1-inch touchscreen and two additional LCD screens, one above each deck, for displaying track information. It also offers larger jog wheels, eight Hot Cues per deck, 14 Beat FX, six Sound Color FX, four USB ports, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and access to streaming services.

The XDJ-RX3 is more compact and designed to work with two decks. The OPUS-QUAD offers 4 decks, three independent screens, larger jog wheels and more connectivity options, making it the right choice for 4-channel setups.

The Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ and the Pioneer DJ OPUS-QUAD are 4-channel standalone DJ systems compatible with rekordbox. The XDJ-XZ features a 7-inch color screen, 206 mm jog wheels, 8 Hot Cues per deck, 14 Beat FX, and 6 Sound Color FX. It allows playback of 2 channels via USB, while the other 2 are used with external players or turntables.

The OPUS-QUAD allows playback of all 4 decks directly from USB and features a central 10.1-inch touchscreen plus two additional LCD screens, one above each deck. It also includes larger jog wheels, 8 Hot Cues per deck, 14 Beat FX, 6 Sound Color FX, four USB ports, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and access to streaming services.

The XDJ-XZ is more suitable if you want to combine USB with external players or turntables. The OPUS-QUAD allows you to work with 4 decks from the system itself and adds three screens, streaming and wireless connectivity.

Both models are 4-channel standalone DJ systems compatible with rekordbox and offer professional-level performance.

The XDJ-AZ plays four decks from a single USB drive and features a layout virtually identical to a DJ booth with CDJ-3000s and DJM-A9s, facilitating the transition to clubs. The OPUS-QUAD boasts a more disruptive and exclusive design, incorporating features like Zone Output and a revamped interface designed for mobile DJs and events.

If you're looking for an experience as close as possible to a professional DJ booth, the AlphaTheta XDJ-AZ is the best choice. If you prioritize design, versatility for events, and features specifically for mobile DJs, the Pioneer DJ OPUS-QUAD is an excellent alternative.

Both models are 4-channel standalone DJ systems with a touchscreen, PC-free playback, and streaming service compatibility.

The OPUS-QUAD, with its unique and modern design, offers an experience closer to the Pioneer DJ and Rekordbox ecosystem, featuring larger jog wheels, effects inspired by DJM mixers, and functions like Zone Output. The Prime 4+ focuses on the Engine DJ ecosystem, a wider variety of streaming services, the option to install an internal SSD, and a comprehensive set of features geared towards mobile DJs and events.

If you're looking for a professional DJ-like mixing experience and value Pioneer DJ's signature design and sound, the OPUS-QUAD is an excellent choice. If you prioritize versatility and a greater number of features for the price, the Denon DJ Prime 4+ is one of the most complete alternatives on the market.

The Denon DJ Prime 4 G2 and the Pioneer DJ OPUS-QUAD are all-in-one, 4-channel systems with a 10.1"" touchscreen and four independent decks. The Prime 4 G2 features 8"" jog wheels with an integrated screen and 16 MPCe pads, while the OPUS-QUAD uses larger jog wheels and a layout inspired by Pioneer DJ's CDJs and professional mixers.

The Prime 4 G2 stands out for its integrated Stems, dedicated Stems controls, MPCe pads, and DMX output for lighting. The OPUS-QUAD is geared towards the rekordbox ecosystem, with features such as Beat FX, Sound Color FX, and Key Sync.

Both can be used without a computer. The Prime 4 G2 allows playback from USB, SD, and internal SSD, while the OPUS-QUAD uses USB devices and PRO DJ LINK.