Is Pioneer DJ’s DM-50D the multi-purpose speaker that can handle music production, DJing and house parties?
One affordable speaker setup to cover all bases?
Pioneer DJ’s new DM-50D speakers are an intriguing proposition, promising to be suitable for music listening, production and DJing. Real all-rounders, in other words.
This new model takes elements of the DM-40 and blends them with new components and features. The result is said to be a more powerful and higher-quality sound.
Spec-wise, you get a Class D amplifier and 5-inch woofer in each unit, with the new DECO convex diffusers promising clearer higher frequencies. You can switch between DJ and Production modes just by flicking a switch - this automatically adjusts the DSP settings for each application.
Connectivity includes RCA, mini-jack and TRS inputs, while the volume knob and headphone socket are front-mounted for easy access.
Available in black or white, the DM-50D will be available to buy from 6 December priced at £199.
Find out more on the Pioneer DJ website.
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