Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX

You can purchase a Sounds Market certified Pioneer XDJ RX 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 XDJ RX is offered by a private seller, shipping options are more limited.

Yes. Although discontinued, the Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX remains an excellent used option for DJs looking for an all-in-one, standalone system. Its design, inspired by Pioneer DJ booths, the ability to record sessions, and its central display continue to make it a very complete piece of equipment.

Yes. The XDJ-RX allows you to record sessions directly to a USB drive while using it in standalone mode. Thanks to its two USB ports, you can play music from one and save the session to the other without needing a computer.

No. The XDJ-RX features a 7-inch color screen that simultaneously displays information from both players, but it is not a touchscreen. Navigating the music library is done using the rotary selector and the unit's physical buttons.

Yes. The XDJ-RX is designed to work independently using USB drives pre-loaded with Rekordbox. It doesn't require a computer during a session and can also be used as a standalone mixer to connect external players or turntables.

It's a good idea to check the condition of the jog wheels, Play and Cue buttons, faders, pads, potentiometers, and screen. We also recommend verifying the functionality of the two USB ports, audio inputs and outputs, and headphone output, ensuring that all controls respond correctly.

Both are all-in-one, two-channel DJ systems with a 7"" screen, two USB ports, phono/line inputs, and a layout inspired by Pioneer DJ booths.

The XDJ-RX2 adds a touchscreen with QWERTY search, eight pads per deck (compared to the RX's four), Beat Jump, Beat FX, and Sound Color FX inherited from the NXS2 series. The original RX offers a simpler interface and retains features like Link Export and two USB ports for simultaneous playback and recording.

If you're looking for a more affordable and straightforward option for DJing with rekordbox, the XDJ-RX is a good choice. If you want more convenient navigation thanks to its touchscreen and more options for triggering Hot Cues and samples, the XDJ-RX2 is more comprehensive.

Both are all-in-one, two-channel DJ systems with a 7"" screen, two USB ports, and rekordbox compatibility. They have very similar prices on the used market.

The XDJ-RX (originally a higher-end model, though older) offers a more comprehensive mixing section, with Phono/Line inputs, two microphone inputs, and Pro DJ Link. The XDJ-RR is lighter, incorporates performance features inherited from the NXS2, and has a more modern and updated interface.

If you're looking to connect external sources and set up a more complete DJ booth, the XDJ-RX is the better option. If you prioritize portability, usability, and performance features in a more compact unit, the XDJ-RR is more appealing.

Both are two-channel standalone DJ systems with a 7-inch touchscreen, two USB ports, an integrated mixer, and the ability to DJ without a computer. Used models can be found for similar prices.

The XDJ-RX has a configuration closer to Pioneer DJ booths, with Pro DJ Link and Phono/Line inputs for external sources. The Prime 2 features a touchscreen, Wi-Fi and streaming capabilities, internal SSD storage, and an SD card slot.

If you prioritize working with Rekordbox, a setup similar to a Pioneer booth, and connecting players or turntables, the XDJ-RX is more suitable. If you're looking for modern features, streaming, and greater storage versatility, the Prime 2 is more complete.