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DJM500 - Modding
Posted on: 20.03.2012 by Cassondra Stauble
Hi guys,

I have an old DJM500 which is perfect for home use. The only thing that bugs me with it is that you can only have 3 line channels.

DO any of you know if you can change the 4th fader from a phono to a line by simple changing the fader? or is there more to it than that?

cheers
Patty Mcgilbra
21.03.2012
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Ira Alsadi
21.03.2012
In order to do this, you need to bypass the preamp circuitry on the board. After looking at the schematic of the DJM 500, the circuitry is a little more complex on the preamp side than I am comfortable with. Here it is if you need some reference to it. I highlighted the preamp circuit in red. DJM-500_RRV3107-4.jpg
Patty Mcgilbra
21.03.2012
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Cassondra Stauble
20.03.2012
Hi guys,

I have an old DJM500 which is perfect for home use. The only thing that bugs me with it is that you can only have 3 line channels.

DO any of you know if you can change the 4th fader from a phono to a line by simple changing the fader? or is there more to it than that?

cheers
Cassondra Stauble
21.03.2012
Cheers for the replies guys, I had a feeling it would require some soldering to do what i want. The Sub Mic work around is pretty cool and seems to be my best bet.

Other than that i guess i need to by a new mixer like the Xone 42/92.
Ira Alsadi
21.03.2012
In order to do this, you need to bypass the preamp circuitry on the board. After looking at the schematic of the DJM 500, the circuitry is a little more complex on the preamp side than I am comfortable with. Here it is if you need some reference to it. I highlighted the preamp circuit in red. DJM-500_RRV3107-4.jpg
Shay Wyche
21.03.2012
If you have an NI Audio8 soundcard, it's possible to route the headphone out in to the sub mic on channel 4. It takes a little bit of fiddling with the volume levels but it does work. That's how I have my set up at home.
Patty Mcgilbra
21.03.2012
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