Roland DJ-707M DJ Controller

Mobile DJ’s don’t just play music, they’re also the MC, sound tech, lighting designer, and sometimes the event organiser as well. This hefty workload means they’re in need of equipment that supports much more than a unit that just mixes songs together. The Roland DJ-707M has an integrated live sound console, loudspeaker management system, and a fully fledged performance DJ controller that is more than equipped to handle the demanding audio needs of working mobile DJs.

Make sure it bumps – Without any bumps

The DJ-707M leverages the DSP of Roland’s digital audio consoles to ensure you deliver the loudest, cleanest sound possible—whether it’s with your own PA system or the one already at the venue. Whatever the gig, your clients will remember great sound thanks to features that handle the unexpected, like laptop crashes, surprise guest performers, videographer feeds, and painful audio challenges such as feedback.

Scene Presets

Using the 10 onboard scenes, you can create ‘go-to’ event settings for audio routing, loudspeaker management and system setups—and recall them instantly. Scenes are a huge timesaver for standard event configurations, letting you switch settings for your different speaker systems and recall custom setups for venues where you play regularly.

Loudspeaker Management x3

Master, booth, and zone outputs all have independent loudspeaker management settings, including four-band EQ, multiband compression, limiter, and mono mode. It’s like having three speaker management processors built into one unit.

Anti-Feedback

Feedback at a gig is dangerous as it can ruin a special speech or even plague the whole event. Built-in feedback suppression listens out for feedback—and even anticipates it—before adjusting the speaker output automatically.

Zone Output

The fully assignable zone output with dedicated level control is ideal for creating a separate mix for a videographer, sending different music to another area of the venue, or even adding a subwoofer.

Console-Class Mic EQ and Effects

Individual on/off, level, three-band EQ, and effect controls let you get the exact right sound for each microphone. And with dedicated hardware effects from clean reverbs and delays to key-based auto-pitching and auto-ducking, you have total command over your vocal sounds.