Ashort while after Pioneer launched their flagship behemoths, the CDJ-2000, CDJ-900 and DJM-2000, there’s a new party-starting set-up in the lower ranks of the Pioneer range that offer an impressive feature set, considering the price. We’re reviewing the new CDJ-350 and DJM-350 as a whole package, but of course they are all priced and available individually. Previous low-end DJ products have offered little in the way of features and functionality and it wasn’t until Pioneer’s CDJ-400 that a non-pro product offered new DJs the chance to experience advanced features such as USB integration, effects and MIDI.