Secondhand Rane One

You can purchase a Sounds Market certified Rane One 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 Rane One is offered by a private seller, shipping options are more limited.

Yes. Although the Rane One MKII is available, the Rane One remains an excellent choice for scratch and open format DJs. Its motorized platters, MAG FOUR crossfader, and solid construction make it one of the most compelling controllers on the used market.

Yes. The Rane One incorporates two 7.2-inch motorized platters with adjustable torque, offering a feel very similar to that of turntables. Furthermore, they use interchangeable acrylic platters and are specially designed for scratching techniques and open-format mixing.

Yes. The Rane One is designed specifically for Serato DJ Pro. Simply connect the controller to your computer to unlock the software; no additional license is required. It can also be used with Serato DVS using the appropriate expansion.

Yes. The Rane One needs to be connected to a computer to function. It's not a standalone controller and doesn't allow you to play music directly from USB drives, so you always need to use Serato DJ Pro during your sets.

It's a good idea to check the functionality of the motorized platters, the MAG FOUR crossfader, the Play and Cue buttons, the performance pads, and the pitch faders. We also recommend checking the audio inputs and outputs, the USB connections, and verifying that the controller is correctly recognized by Serato DJ Pro.

The Pioneer DJ DDJ-800 and the Rane One are two 2-channel DJ controllers with performance pads, integrated displays in the jog wheels, and Master and Booth outputs. The DDJ-800 is designed for rekordbox and uses 6.1-inch jog wheels, while the Rane One works with Serato DJ Pro and features two 7.2-inch motorized platters, offering a turntable-like feel.

The DDJ-800 includes 8 Hot Cues per deck, Beat Jump, Beat Loop, Beat FX, and Sound Color FX, as well as inputs for connecting external sources. The Rane One has 8 pads per deck, dedicated Stems controls, 6 built-in effects, adjustable platter motors, and a MAG FOUR crossfader with tension and curve adjustment.

If you're looking for a compact controller to work with rekordbox and a traditional jog wheel system, the DDJ-800 is a very complete option. If you prioritize a mixing feel closer to the turntables, want to work with Serato DJ Pro, and are interested in dedicated Stems controls, the Rane One offers a distinctly different experience.

The Pioneer DJ DDJ-REV5 and the Rane One are two-channel controllers geared towards open format and scratching. The REV5 works with rekordbox and Serato DJ Pro, features 7.2-inch jog wheels with LCD screens, eight Hot Cues per deck, and allows control of up to four decks via software. It also includes dedicated controls for Stems.

The Rane One is designed for Serato DJ Pro and features two 7.2-inch motorized jog wheels with torque adjustment and a feel similar to turntables. It includes eight pads per deck, controls for Stems, six built-in effects, and an adjustable MAG FOUR crossfader.

The DDJ-REV5 offers greater software flexibility and control of up to four decks. The Rane One is more focused on scratching and offers motorized jog wheels for a more turntable-like feel.

Both the DDJ-REV7 and the RANE One are designed for scratch and open-format DJs seeking the feel of motorized turntables. The RANE One opts for a more traditional design, with pads below the jog wheels and an experience very close to that of classic turntables. The DDJ-REV7 adopts a battle-style layout, incorporates displays in the jog wheels, exclusive features like Instant Scratch and Smooth Echo, and offers more complete integration with rekordbox in addition to Serato DJ Pro.

If you prefer a classic and straightforward scratch experience, the RANE One remains an excellent choice. If you're looking for a more advanced controller with greater versatility and a design intended for professional use, the DDJ-REV7 is one of the best alternatives available.

The Rane One MK2 retains the original Rane One's 7.2"" motorized jog wheels, 16 RGB pads, and MAG FOUR crossfader, but adds significant improvements to effects and Stems. The MK2 incorporates 29 built-in effects, a central OLED display, and new Channel FX such as Filter Roll, Noise, and Flanger, in addition to the effects available in Serato.

In terms of performance, the MK2 adds dedicated Stem controls, Stem Level EQ, a second pad zone, and Precision Feel channel faders with adjustable tension. The original Rane One offers a very similar experience for scratching and turntablism, while the MK2 expands the possibilities for DJs who use Stems and effects during their sets.

The Rane One is a 2-channel controller focused on scratching, with two 7.2” motorized jog wheels, a MAG FOUR crossfader, and RGB pads. The Rane Four, on the other hand, has 4 channels and two 8.5” capacitive jog wheels without motors, but with color screens that display information such as BPM, playback position, pitch, hot cues, and loops.

The Rane Four also incorporates dedicated controls for Stems, Stem-Split, and 22 internal effects, in addition to two FX paddles and Channel FX controls. Therefore, the One is better suited for those seeking a vinyl-like scratch experience, while the Four offers more possibilities for mixing four channels, using Stems, and working with effects.