Are 2 CDJ 350s and 1 DJM 350 worth it?

No. For 1.100 dollars you can get a DDJ-SX if you like the CDJ workflow, that can do A LOT more than this low end CDJ gear and still have 200 dollars to spend on music.

I have worked with that setup. If you want to play CDs … it’s ok, not great, but ok. If you want to use MP3s stored on a USB stick or external harddisk, I think they totally suck. It is a disaster having one short line of text on the display and one rotary/push knob to locate tracks. Unless you do all your work with prepared playlists (you can prepare them on your PC with Rekordbox of course), finding and selecting tracks is dramatic (and painfully slow with big libraries). I can’t get used to this workflow.

I’d rather take a Numark iDJ Pro out (530 US$ or so?) for a night on the town than the 350 setup.

I think more people are starting to realise that they are not really special as controllers (as Terry says way better stuff available for way less money), they are average as cd players (jogwheels are nothing to rave about and very basic in features) and as mediaplayers the limitations in searching for a song are (in my opinion) to big to consider them seriously.
The mixer features a USB port, so you can record straight to a laptop or PC and four standard FX. Other than that, very plain.

I had the power supply on the mixer break on me 15 minutes before I was supposed to start my first gig with this setup. Took 5 weeks to get it repaired and this was with new gear, straight from the box.

So, you may think they are worth every penny, but I would never even consider bidding on this stuff. And if I had a set, I’d probably be glad to get rid of it for 1.100 bucks.

Greetinx,
C.

get a t1, a flight case, a pair of really nice speakers and you still have money to spend. and you have the perfect club practising setup.i don’t think you need the 350s for using them as a mobile dj.
there is also the sx which is far from the regular cdj style but it is a lot more capable.
however you didn’t mentioned you much you are buying them( you mentioned you are buying them second hand)

the djm 400 is quite outdated wait for a month or so,the price of the djm700 is going to fall around 500 dollars.the 850 are awesome for a home setup

Terry_42, post: 39465, member: 1843 wrote: No. For 1.100 dollars you can get a DDJ-SX if you like the CDJ workflow, that can do A LOT more than this low end CDJ gear and still have 200 dollars to spend on music.

I agree with the moderator, the extra 200 could be used for audio, laptop stand, headphones, serato dj software, virtual dj, tracktor, or business cards.

Robby Luca, post: 39802, member: 9512 wrote: So I hate the DJM-400 LOL I got the DJM-700 and now I’m trying to sell the DJM-400 for $350.

2 x CDJ-850s + DJM-700 + Sennheiser headphones = $1800 (a lot more than I wanted to spend)

Did I overspend, got my moneys worth, or pretty decent deal?

it is a really nice setup perfect for home use. told you that the 700 was a better choice.if you have waited a bit for the 750 to start rolling out then you would found the 700 for less than 500$