cdj 2000 & djm 800 are multi-voltage (120v & 230v)
i have CDJ 2000s and a DJM 800... both american bought.
when I moved to Europe i bought a step down transformer because the units were marked with 120v the back, so i figured they wouldn't work with 230v.
but after recently reading a post by Pulse (a Pioneer rep) in this thread, i decided to see if they were muti-voltage afterall. so I´ve plugged them into a euro plug (without a stepdown transformer)and made the leap of faith. i´m happy to say that they are working fine :) will update this thread if anything goes wrong with them
hopefully this helps ppl with the same conundrum <3
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We can't officially say that they're multi-voltage if they are not marked as multi-voltage on the product.
Dear Pioneer Dj Official, do i understand right, Pioneer Djm 800 and Cdj 2000 with "120v only" mark, can be used in 220v outlete without adittional transformers?
@Alex > Without knowing the specific unit model number we can't confirm that if it's not listed on the player.
My question is about DJM-800 KUCXJ & CDJ -2000 CUXJCDJ
Both those models are multi-voltage.
what about cdj 2000s serial no. JJMP006506UC
and DJM 800 mixer serial no. HKMP01123UC
@Asma > I'd need the model identifier, not the serial number please.
@pulse how do I find that without the box ?
@pulse please help with the same question about voltage of CDJ -2000NXS UXCJB is it same multi-voltage or no?
Yes it is.
hello @pulse please help with the same question about voltage of DJM -900NXS UXCJB is it same multi-voltage or no?
Yes.
thank you
hi @pulse does the djm-850 UXJCB is multi voltage?
thank
No, sorry - the DJM-850 UXJCB is not multi-voltage.
@pulse How would we go about finding the unit model number on a cdj or djm without the original box?
@Max > On the sticker where the serial is, it usually says the model, as well as an identifier code.
@Pulse I have a DJM800 with 100V input marking but now want to use it with 230V.
There is a code next to the serial number which might be the model number?
It is DRW 2293. Is this multi voltage?
Almost all DDJs use an external DC adapter, and almost all of those DC adapters have markings for 100-240V input, 12V output. You're fine to use it anywhere you travel.
@Pulse - it is a DJM800 with a built in transformer - like the original post. It has "DRW 2293" next to it's serial number. Is this multi voltage?
Haydn > Sorry - thought I read "DDJ-800."
The DJM-800 is single voltage unless otherwise indicated on the power input label.
OK so you've said above that some Djm800s are multi voltage - but the djm800 Drw2293 is not? I'm asking for the 'unofficial' answer. I can see that it is only marked 120V, but what would happen if I plug 230V into it? I understand you can't provide any guarantees it will work etc....
It would certainly let the smoke out.
Hi @Pulse are CDJ-350 dual voltage?
@Kieran > No, sorry.
Hi @Pulse, I have a CDJ-2000 NXS2 JXJ, is it multi-voltage?
Thanks very very much
@Marco > Please check the back panel; I believe that's the Japanese model and it's possible that one is 100V / 50Hz only.
Hi @Pulse, I have CDJ-2000 NXS2 JXJ. See the picture for voltage.
No chance that it also works with 230V? Do I need a DC Adapter or is there a way to change the voltage?
Thank you!
Hi @Pulse
I'm getting the following mixer imported to the UK from Miami, you mentioned above that a DJM990 NXS was multi voltage.
Are you able to just confirm if this model is also multi voltage?
DJM-900NXS-M
Many thanks in advance!
Kind regards,
Joe
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