1. Home
  2. Shop By Brand
  3. Pioneer DJ
  4. AlphaTheta CDJ-3000X Bundles
  5. 2x AlphaTheta CDJ-3000X + XDJ-AZ Bundle
2x AlphaTheta CDJ-3000X + XDJ-AZ Bundle
2x AlphaTheta CDJ-3000X + XDJ-AZ Bundle

AlphaTheta CDJ-3000X x2 + XDJ-AZ All-In-One — Pro DJ Chicago

Chicago DJs: build a club-standard rig with (2) CDJ-3000X players and the XDJ-AZ controller. Touchscreen workflow, network playback, performance pads, and pro I/O for fast setup.
Item ID: 8088
1 Review(s) Write a Review
On Sale: $11,000.00 $9,447.00
Retail Price:$12,000.00
AVMaxx Savings:$2,553.00(21%)
Starting at $141/mo with new-pay Apply Now >>

Availability: Call For Availability, Ships from the USA   Free Shipping

Flagship Dual Players + All-in-One Mastery for Chicago DJs

Own the booth with speed, stability, and a familiar club layout. This package pairs (2) AlphaTheta CDJ-3000X flagship multi players with the XDJ-AZ all-in-one digital DJ system. You get independent deck control for headline sets, plus a compact, laptop-optional engine for fast changeovers and mobile shows. Both platforms center on a 10.1" touchscreen for rapid browsing, cueing, and performance control.

What’s inside the workflow: CDJ-3000X brings Wi-Fi/NFC cloud login, dual USB-C, PRO DJ LINK (gigabit), ESS D/A, cached playback, and HID/rekordbox unlock. XDJ-AZ adds 16 Performance Pads, X-Pad FX, 8 × 3-band EQ, 32-bit D/A, USB-A + USB-C, SonicLink, Wi-Fi, and streaming compatibility—so you can headline with external players today and run a tight all-in-one tomorrow.

  • Headline club sets with dual external decks and tight A/B phrasing.
  • Mobile/wedding shows needing quick load-ins and clean I/O.
  • Lounge/rooftop gigs using streaming inputs and Bluetooth backup.
  • Scalable PA pairings (e.g., modular arrays) for corporate and nightlife.

Where This System Excels

  • Dual-Deck Authority: Two CDJ-3000X units handle doubles, extended blends, and back-to-backs without juggling sources.
  • All-in-One Versatility: XDJ-AZ covers standalone shows and laptop performance (rekordbox/Serato) with pad-driven creativity.
  • Networked Speed: PRO DJ LINK (gigabit) plus cloud login reduces USB swaps and accelerates crate access.
  • Modern I/O Everywhere: Dual USB-C, USB-A, Wi-Fi, SonicLink, Bluetooth input, XLR master/booth for pro PAs.
  • Touchscreen Flow: 10.1" displays streamline search, grid views, cue/loop work, and on-the-fly edits.
  • Chicago-Ready Logistics: Soft cases + 1TB high-speed media = safe transport and fast changeovers.

Control Modes for the CDJ-3000X + XDJ-AZ

CDJ-3000X — Deck-Level Control

  • Standalone USB Playback: Browse via 10.1" screen; trigger Hot Cues/loops; cached playback keeps priority tracks instant-ready.
  • PRO DJ LINK (Gigabit): Share playlists/analysis over LAN; lock phrasing/tempo between linked units for extended blends and doubles.
  • HID / Performance Control: Laptop-required sets supported; use the player as a precision surface with low-latency transport and cueing.
  • Cloud Account Login: Wi-Fi/NFC sign-in for supported cloud workflows; keep USB as your mission-critical source for headline sets.

XDJ-AZ — Mixer Core + Internal Decks

  • All-in-One Engine: 2-deck internal playback, 10.1" touchscreen, 16 Performance Pads, X-Pad FX, onboard processing.
  • Laptop Performance: Unlocks rekordbox and Serato DJ Pro; pads, transport, and FX operate natively.
  • External Deck Mixing: Set channels to Line and feed each CDJ-3000X to its own strip for true dual-deck mixing.
  • Streaming / SonicLink / Bluetooth: Add walk-in music, requests, or emergency playback without repatching.

Channel discipline: For each XDJ-AZ channel, choose either the internal deck or the external CDJ input—never both simultaneously on one strip.

Take a Deep Dive Into Bundled Gear or Explore Relevant / Recommended Accessories:

Performance Routines: Pad Banks, X-Pad FX & On-Booth Tactics

Trigger, layer, and move the room. Use the XDJ-AZ’s 16 pads for Hot Cues, rolls, slicer-style chops, and banked cue sequences. Ride the X-Pad for beat-locked sweeps, tape-stop-style transitions, and build-release FX without losing grid alignment. With dual CDJ-3000X handling transport, you can stage doubles, slip-cue drops, and loop-to-drop switches while the mixer shapes energy and space.

  • Hot Cue Stabs ? Loop Save: Punch stabs on the pads, catch a 4- or 8-bar loop on the CDJ, then filter/echo into the next phrase.
  • Roll Builds ? X-Pad Sweeteners: Short rolls on pads while riding X-Pad sweeps to lift tension before the drop.
  • Slicer-Style Chops: Cut vocal hooks on the pads, keep the deck looping, and layer the second CDJ for harmonic doubles.

CDJ-3000X Cueing Innovations for Faster Changeovers

Less waiting, tighter phrasing. Modern cue behavior on the CDJ-3000X speeds re-cues and pre-drop staging, keeping walk-ups and back-to-backs clean. Combine instant Hot Cues with cached readiness and linked grid data so the next DJ can slot a track in-time without hunting for the transient.

  • Instant Re-Cue Logic: Re-arm and fire cues with predictable timing for scratch drops and word-play transitions.
  • Linked Grid Confidence: With players networked, bar/beat alignment stays consistent across both decks.

Networked Media, Cloud Sign-In & 1TB Drive Strategy

Cut the USB shuffle. Put both CDJ-3000X (and optionally the XDJ-AZ) on a gigabit switch via PRO DJ LINK to browse shared playlists and analysis. Use Wi-Fi/NFC for cloud sign-in where supported, but keep a primary + backup 1TB high-speed USB as the first line for critical sets. Cached playback keeps essentials instant-ready even mid-browse.

  • Primary/Backup Media Plan: One fast 1TB per DJ + a shared emergency stick on the mixer.
  • Labeling & Rotation: Tag sticks by DJ/time; rotate at changeovers without unplugging network.

Audio Path, Gain Structure & Headroom Protection

Loud without smear. Feed each CDJ-3000X into XDJ-AZ Line inputs. Trim so hot program rides around 0 dB on channels; hold master near unity. Drive the room at the PA stage (or powered array input). This preserves low-end punch and vocal clarity on high-energy floors while avoiding limiter “pump.”

  • Meter Targets: Channel peaks ˜ 0 dB; master unity; PA determines room SPL.
  • FX Gain Awareness: Post-fader FX and resonance filters can add gain—compensate trims as needed.

Connectivity Map & Cabling Best Practices

  • Media: USB-A for standard sticks; dual USB-C on players for modern storage/host flows; use high-speed 1TB media for headliners.
  • LAN: Short Cat5e/Cat6 to a powered gigabit switch; label ports (P1/P2/MXR) for fast troubleshooting.
  • Outputs: XLR master to FOH/array; booth out to monitors; balanced cabling for long runs and noisy power.
  • Aux: SonicLink/Bluetooth/streaming as a protected emergency and request path.

Logistics, Protection & Redundancy

Keep sets on schedule. Transport the XDJ-AZ in Odyssey BMXDJAZ and each CDJ-3000X in Odyssey BM3000X. Carry primary/backup USBs per DJ, plus a paired mobile device for failsafe playback. This reduces risk during multi-DJ nights, weddings, and tight club changeovers.

How to Deploy in the Field

  1. Prep Media: Export crates to fast 1TB sticks. Label by DJ/time. Keep a shared emergency stick on the mixer.
  2. Wire LAN First: Connect both CDJ-3000X (and XDJ-AZ if used) to a gigabit switch; then power gear and launch any laptop software.
  3. External-Deck Mode (Recommended): Set XDJ-AZ channels to Line; route each CDJ to its own strip for true dual-deck mixing and FX control on the mixer.
  4. Compact Mode: For smaller gigs, switch to internal XDJ-AZ decks; add streaming/SonicLink/Bluetooth as needed.
  5. Gain & Monitors: Aim ~0 dB channel peaks, master at unity; set booth level for clear cueing without feedback.
  6. FOH Hookup: XLR master to PA or modular array input; keep audio and power on separate circuits whenever possible.
  7. Protect & Move: Use BMXDJAZ and BM3000X cases for quick, safe load-ins across Chicagoland venues.
  8. Emergency Path: Keep a paired device live on AUX/Bluetooth for walk-in music and safety coverage during USB swaps.

Why Choose from AVMaxx

We build performance-first DJ systems—not just bundles. Our team designs packages around real booth workflows in Chicago clubs, lounges, rooftops, and mobile stages. That means fast changeovers, clean gain structure, and networked media setups that hold under pressure.

Only verified, current data—no guesswork. Every block on this page is sourced from authorized, up-to-date product information or from the details you provided, so you can deploy with confidence and avoid spec-sheet surprises the night of the show.

Field-proven guidance, not generic tips. We include booth-ready wiring, pad/FX tactics, and LAN best practices because they’re the difference between a smooth headline slot and a scramble at doors.

Chicago-focused logistics. From soft-case protection for quick load-ins to redundancy plans that fit multi-DJ lineups, we optimize for the realities of Chicagoland venues and event timelines.

Direct, human support. If you need preflight checks, channel mapping pointers, or on-the-day troubleshooting, you’ll talk to people who run these exact workflows—no script reading.

Frequently Asked Questions — CDJ-3000X Pair + XDJ-AZ Package

Can I run the CDJ-3000X pair and the XDJ-AZ’s internal decks at the same time?

Use one source per XDJ-AZ channel at a time. For the primary workflow, set both channels to Line and feed each CDJ-3000X to its own strip. Switch a channel back to internal decks only when that external player is idle.

What’s the fastest way to handle changeovers between DJs?

Keep the CDJ-3000X pair networked via gigabit, prep primary + backup USBs per DJ, and keep a labeled emergency stick on the XDJ-AZ. Swap USB on the idle deck while the live deck plays; hand off the mixer after cue is confirmed.

Do I need a LAN switch for PRO DJ LINK?

A small gigabit switch is recommended for stability and labeling (P1/P2/MXR). It simplifies routing, speeds troubleshooting, and keeps cable runs short in tight booths.

How should I set gain so it’s loud without clipping?

Trim channels so hot program peaks around 0 dB, keep the master near unity, and set room volume at the PA or powered speakers. If FX add gain, back trims down to preserve headroom.

Is this bundle good for mobile gigs as well as clubs?

Yes. Use External-Deck mode for headline sets or switch to the XDJ-AZ’s internal decks for compact shows. Add EVA soft cases and a fast 1TB drive for safer, faster load-ins.

Can I scratch and still keep transitions musical?

Yes. Scratch on a CDJ-3000X with precise transport and cue behavior, set your crossfader curve on the XDJ-AZ, and keep phrasing locked via linked grids for smooth handoffs.

What’s the redundancy plan if a USB fails mid-set?

Bring primary + backup sticks per DJ. Keep a shared emergency USB on the XDJ-AZ and a Bluetooth/aux device live for walk-in or safety playback while you swap media.

Which outputs should I use for longer cable runs?

Use balanced XLR master to FOH or to your array input. Keep audio and power on separate circuits where possible to minimize noise over distance.

Ready for a Chicago-proof rig that punches above its class? Tell us your booth layout and crowd profile—we’ll tailor cabling, LAN topology, and pad/FX tactics so your first night hits hard.

Similar Options

(1)
$11,250.00 $8,899.00 Sale
Call for Availability, Ships from the USA   Free Shipping
(1)
$12,000.00 $10,097.00 Sale
Call for Availability   Free Shipping
(1)
$4,300.00 $3,130.00 Sale
Call for Availability, Ships from the USA   Free Shipping
(1)
$8,540.00 $6,440.00 Sale
Call for Availability, Ships from the USA   Free Shipping
Catalog Request
TOP
0 Items