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Posted by jonas on Nov-21-2006 16:59:

Firmware patch for Pioneer CDJ's

Has anyone run this patch? If so, is it worth the trouble? It is supposed to remedy the sound distortion that happens on some tracks when using the master tempo.

Posted by Rememberence_ on Nov-21-2006 22:10:

nfi. What models is it for?

Posted by jonas on Nov-21-2006 22:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Rememberence_
nfi. What models is it for?

800mk2. I just got them and noticed that the low freq somewhat falls apart when using the master tempo. I looked it up on the pioneer site and, sure enough, they have a patch out there that supposedly addresses this. Not sure if this happens much with the MK3's, but they have a patch for that model as well.

Which ones do you have and have you encountered this?

Posted by progress on Nov-21-2006 23:03:

It's just for the newer ones - the MK2's & MK3's, and is exactly for what you said its for.

Posted by davemolina on Nov-21-2006 23:58:

Hey, I found this firmware update for the Steve v1.2

You should take this Steve.

Posted by Rememberence_ on Nov-22-2006 06:51:

quote:
Originally posted by djjonas
800mk2. I just got them and noticed that the low freq somewhat falls apart when using the master tempo. I looked it up on the pioneer site and, sure enough, they have a patch out there that supposedly addresses this. Not sure if this happens much with the MK3's, but they have a patch for that model as well.

Which ones do you have and have you encountered this?

I don't really use the master tempo so no I haven't. I've got an 800MK2 and an original 800

Posted by jonas on Nov-22-2006 15:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Progress Ent.
It's just for the newer ones - the MK2's & MK3's, and is exactly for what you said its for.

I am wondering if it really works. I am always a little leery of installing aftermarket firmware or any patches to devices that might affect other aspects of the products performance. I don't think that would be the case here, but wanted to know if anyone else had actually done this yet.