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Tonium P666 Pacemaker Pocket-Sized DJ System, 60 GB

Pocket-Sized DJ System

Portable DJ system lets you mix, play and perform music anywhere, anytime
1.7 inch TFT Display with 166 ppi screen resolution
60GB Harddrive-holds approximately 15,000 tracks in 128 Kbps AAC format
Built-in rechargeable lithium battery, play time up to 15 hours when fully charged, mix mode up to 5 hours when fully charged
USB 2.0, Pacemaker editor computer software, quick start guide included in the box
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Tonium Pacemaker Pocket DJ Description

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Pacemaker is a revolutionizing music player and mixer with all the features you need to DJ anywhere, anytime. Instead of simply listening to your music, you can now completely interact with it and the possibilities are only limited by your own imagination. This multiple award-winning device holds all the functionality of a professional set-up and is designed to deliver in every aspect of DJing. Everything you ever wanted to do with your music is now totally up for grabs.

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With all the functionality of a professional set-up Pacemaker is the first product in the world that truly brings deejaying to the masses and right into the hands of the next DJ generation.

Pacemaker's two independent audio channels let you play two tracks side by side. Beatmatching is easily done by the click of a button, and with a full set of professional audio effects and a crossfader you now have unlimited creative influence over your music.

The features and the performance of Pacemaker makes it the perfect mixer for any situation. Pacemaker can be used for practicing your DJing or for preparing your set on-the-go. Connect the lineout jack to an amplification system and you're ready to perform with full control in your headphones.

Pacemaker even lets you save your mixes and spread them across the digitized universe. Any mix can be saved on your Pacemaker. When transferring your mixes to your computer, you can edit and refine your mixes as you like with the free desktop application, Pacemaker Editor. When you're ready, go ahead and upload your mixes to our mix community and let anyone listen anytime.

Features
Pacemaker's multiple award-winning hardware is designed to deliver in every aspect of DJing. This innovative compact system is tailor-made for all-the-time readiness--on the road, at the club and the afterparty--wherever, whenever, ready when you are.

Pacemaker's extensive functionality gives you full control over your mixing right in the palm of your hand. The reliability and ease of use of Pacemaker follows the same intuitive workflow as industry-standard machinery, and is now also featuring the innovative new software taking the prospects of portable DJing even further. Everything you ever wanted to do with your music is now totally seizable.

Playback control
Auto beatmatch
Instantly sync tempo and phase of two loaded tracks by the click of a button.

Timestretch
Alter and set the tempo of a track +/- 100% without affecting pitch/key.

Pitch speed
Alter and set track tempo +/- 100% and pitch/key +/- one octave in parallel.

Bend speed
Nudge a track into phase.

Beat graph
Visually monitor relative drifting in tempo and/or sync.

Loop
Create synchronized loops on the fly; set and adjust in-point and/or end-point, split from in-point or end-point, double from in-point or end-point, exit loop and re-loop. One loop per track will be permanently saved until altered.

Reverse
Flip playback direction

Cue play
Play track from cue point and revert to cue point when releasing cue button.

Cue control
Set cue point
Search and define starting point of a track with precise control.

Save cue point
One cue point per track will be permanently saved until altered.

Auto cue
Allow track to automatically cue up at track start or defined cue point when loaded.

DJ pause
A stuttering micro loop lets you listen, search and define cue point.

Vinyl pause
Track is halted in a vinyl-like pause letting you scrub, search and define cue point.

Headphones crossfader
Dynamically adjust what channel blend to listen to in the headphones.

Effects control

Colour FX
Add and adjust single parameter audio effects Hi-cut/Lo-cut, Wah and Crush, to +/- 1.0.

Beat FX
Add and adjust two-parameter audio effects Echo, Delay, Trans and Roll to dry/wet + 0-100% and Time at 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, 1, 3/2, 2, 4, 8, and Reverb to dry/wet + 0-100% and size to + 0-100%.

Key
Temporarily adjust the two-parameter function Key; transpose a track key +/- one octave in increments of halftones, and/or tune a track pitch +/- 100% one halftone.

Kill-all
Instantly mute or re-engage activated audio effects.

Effects crossfader
Optionally incorporate +/- 100% Bass or +/- 1.0 Filter effects into the crossfader.

Sound control
Track EQ
Temporarily adjust equalization of loaded track.

Master EQ
Adjust master equalization for lineout output.

Headphones EQ
Adjust equalization for headphones output.

Normalize sound
Globally normalize all tracks' volumes.

Recording control
Record
Record your set directly to the hard disk with the integrated recorder, supporting transfer of mixes to the computer software, Pacemaker Editor.

Halt
Pause a recording and optionally select to continue, save, lock keys or create new mix.

Volume control
Gain
Temporarily adjust gain level of loaded track.

Master lineout volume
Adjust volume for lineout output.

Lineout volume limiter
Set volume limit for lineout output.

Master headphones volume
Adjust volume for headphones output.

Headphones volume limiter
Set volume limit for headphones output.

Lineout crossfader
Dynamically adjust lineout blend between the two channels.

Track browsing control
Track navigation filters
Optionally activate and filter on one or more of the categories Genre, Album, Artist, BPM, Mix, Case, Remix, Label, Year, Added, Key, Rating, Type and Bitrate when browsing for tracks.

On-the-go Cases
Create on-the-go cases and edit any case via the track context menu.



Package Contains :
  • Pacemaker 666
  • USB 2.0 cable
  • Pacemaker Editor computer software (featured on device hard drive)
  • Quick start guide


Information
Display
  • TFT display
  • 262.000 colours
  • 166 ppi screen resolution
  • 1.7-inch (diameter) active area
Audio
  • Frequency response: 20Hz to 20.000Hz
  • Signal-to-noise ratio: 100 dB at 2 VRMS
  • Configurable max volume limit
  • Supported formats: MP3, MP3 VBR, M4A (AAC-LC), AIFF, FLAC, WAV, Ogg Vorbis and SND
Capacity
  • 60GB hard drive
  • Holds approx. 15.000 tracks in 128 Kbps AAC format
  • Stores data via USB hard drive
Input and output
  • 3.5 mm stereo lineout connector
  • 3.5 mm stereo phones connector
  • Mini USB 2.0 connector, for data transfer and charging
  • Power connector, for charging with external adapter
Battery and power
  • Built-in rechargeable Lithium-ion battery
  • Play mode time: Up to 15 hours when fully charged
  • Mix mode time: Up to 5 hours when fully charged
  • Charging via USB to computer system: Full-charge time about 3 hours
  • Charging via AC charger (sold separately): full-charge time about 1.5 hour
Environmental requirements
  • Operating temperature: 32° to 95° F (0° to 35° C)
  • Storage temperature: -4° to 113° F (-20° to 45° C)
  • Relative humidity: 5% to 95% non-condensing
  • Maximum operating altitude: 10.000 feet (3.000 m)
Languages
  • English, Japanese, Korean
  • Additional language support for display of song, album, and artist information: Russian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Croatian, Basque, Breton, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, Flemish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish and Welsh.
Size and weight
  • Height: 6.45 inches (164 mm)
  • Width: 2.71 inches (69.6 mm)
  • Depth: 0.86 inch (22.8 mm)
  • Weight: 6.5 ounces (185 grams)
System requirements
PC
  • USB 2.0 port
  • Windows XP and Windows Vista
  • Pacemaker Editor for Windows
Mac
  • USB 2.0 port
  • Mac OS X v10.4.4 or later
  • Pacemaker Editor for Mac















        

Customer Reviews:
  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: Christopher Bashaar (baltimore, md) on Friday, 5-February-2010
The price was always an issue for me. I finally bought one off thinkgeek for 430. I havent regretted it since. When I walk places I mix on the go. When Im over at a friends house instead of sitting listening to the ipod I get up and mix while they do whatever. Its very intuitive and responsive to all your motions. With a couple days of practice (and a nice set of headphones) you will be rolling and scratching and making new mixes you never thought possible.

Any negative reviews I have seen from this are from *professional* DJs who are too attached to turntables. This is a fun instrument and its only limit is your own creativity. If you arent sure if you would enjoy mixing, try a program like virtual DJ if you enjoy that you will LOVE a pacemaker

by: Christopher Bashaar on Friday, 5-February-2010

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: Jorge Alberto Reza (United States) on Thursday, 22-October-2009
this is a must have for DJs on the go. It is feature packed and it really can create the mod on a party.
For the not so expert djs this thing can take a while before you get used to it, but when you do, you will easily create your own mixes,
its a really good gadget overall. but you need to use it at least for two hours each day during a week in order to learn what is capable of.
This is nothing like your ipod... this is your ipod x10000!

by: Jorge Alberto Reza on Thursday, 22-October-2009

  • Currently 3/5 Stars.
by: milloRdS (Brazil) on Sunday, 16-August-2009
If you think to buy it like a toy... ok. But forget about a party with it. Somes little bugs witn the softwares on the Pacemaker and Pacemaker Editor is the app more slowest one than already. It needs urgent updates to correct the troubles. High cost, Low benefit.

Maybe, you find one app in iPhone that of more entertainment.

by: milloRdS on Sunday, 16-August-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: H. Martinez (CA, USA) on Monday, 13-July-2009
Let me say that am a audiomenista

by: H. Martinez on Monday, 13-July-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: P. Barriga (Montreal Quebec Canada) on Sunday, 12-July-2009
[Bedroom DJ]

I have had my Pacemaker for about 1 month and it is simply superb. Normally I spin on two CDJ-400s and a DJM-800 - usually with music off my USB sticks - I purchase my music in .wav format and tag it using media monkey.

[Secret] I go to the club every night and the DJ is great because he always plays the music I like. [/Secret]

WHAT IS THE PACEMAKER?
This is two music players in ONE that allows you to mix music (beatmix, master tempo, pitch shift) in real time as if you had two turntables/decks.

HOW DOES IT WORK?
While one song is playing through the line output, the next song is chosen through headphones, then mix the two songs in real time with all magic DJ touches at your finger tips. Record your set on the fly to replay later and export. [Lame] Export to file is to .ogg format at 199 kbit/s - this is very average quality [/Lame] or to [Cool] web-online at the tonium site so that others may download. [/Cool]

WHY DID I BUY THIS?
I hate my IPOD/iTunes: they do not seem to play nice with other formats and service providers. More importantly, I wanted to experiment with music mixing when away from my set DJ set up - ie: on vacation or when I need down time at work! If my Pacemaker broke today I would buy another one tomorrow. NB: I actually own the 211 model - the 120 GB flavor with a charger, a USB a-b cable, and a 1/4inch TRS to RCA cable.

PACEMAKER HARDWARE INTERFACE
Exceptionally parsimonious and very effective: These people are definitely geniuses - the controls are easy to master and truly reflect the way I think when I am on my CDJ-400s; I played a near flawless set the first three hours I owned it!!! FXs include HI-LO cut, Treble, Mid, Bass adjust, Echo, Delay, Reverb, Roll, Wah, TranceGate, Crush, Key, and Beat controlled FX (8,4,2,3/2,1,3/4,1/2,3/8,1/4,1/8). That IPOD scroll wheel doesnt look so impressive compared to this.

PACEMAKER INTERFACE
The OS on the pacemaker is truly innovative and puts to shame almost every other DEVICE interface on the market. It is easy to find a song in a collection of thousands of songs through the interface - it is that easy to use: filters for artist, album, BPM, genre, year, and more with a very rapid and intuitive implementation for the mood of the moment, surprising, nobody does it like this. Apple will copy this.
Also, set up crates on the fly and have it transfer over to your PC.

COMPUTER SOFTWARE INTERFACE - song/collection management
Management of the song list on the device is very easy, and totally under your control. None of that crazy IPOD auto sync disaster stuff here. The software does not move files around on the hard drive of your computer. Total respect. The file compatibility is broad: WAV, OGG, MP3, FLAC, AAC plus more!!! (Check the specs - but it makes the IPOD look like a cereal box toy).

[Lame]COMPUTER SOFTWARE INTERFACE - mixing tools [/Lame]
All mixes recorded on the fly with the PACEMAKER will be transferred to your PC. To be honest - so far - I really havent gotten the gist; I transfer the mixes but the software is so lame I just cant make it work; lining up the beginning of a bar is near impossible - they have a long way to go. This mixing software is poorly documented and does not accept audio FX plug-ins. Output is severely limited to .ogg - huh???. [Tip]I prefer mixing music in musicmeister for QUICK mixes that output to full CD quality. [/Tip]

PACEMAKER FIRMWARE AND COMPUTER SOFTWARE UPGRADE
From what I can figure out from the early reviews in the DJ mags and the online forums - TONIUM - have spent a tremendous amount of energy bringing the software / interface up to speed with what would be considered reasonable features on the pacemaker device - hats off. Having owned this in June 2009 - This is one polished interface - and easy to use.

PERKS
A whole bunch, like; adjusting the output to the impedance level of your headphones; instead of mix mode it can be played like a standard music player, the whole online community, (and other cool tweaks)

BUMMER
This device is recognized as a USB device by the computer but the file names are modified (like on the IPOD) and are not readable unless you have superpowers. [Using good software like mediamonkey on my PC - Tagged MP3 and WAV files can easily be identified and copied from the pacemaker to another device (like a good friends computer) - Sweet]

Last comments
Value (very high) for cost(high) is good; dont let the price throw you off. Music nerds - dont wait - you will be stunned.

This product is innovative and unique - it is simply the best portable music player on the market and a portable all in one DJ set-up; only Gandalf could improve this. The computer software for mixing music is not useful - you will have to buy another [June 2009}.

Peace, love, good times,


[/Bedroom DJ]

by: P. Barriga on Sunday, 12-July-2009

  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
by: Stephen Brown (United States) on Saturday, 27-June-2009
great product, fast shipping... I look forward to learning all the features and being proficient with. Wish there were a waveform display and a pause without stutter but other than that...very impressive!

by: Stephen Brown on Saturday, 27-June-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: Mr. Alfredo Cilloniz (Lima, Peru) on Sunday, 21-June-2009
I have owned an Ipod for more than 5 years and were ready for an upgrade....I bought the 60GB Pacemaker a week ago and I can tell you it works great!!!....you only have to practice a little to handle the controls with ease. A nice feature: it recognizes the itunes playlists (I have about 100) so I was worried about this (did not want to make them again). By the way, playlists are called Cases in the Pacemaker.
It has two modes: Play mode and Mix Mode. The play mode has most of the features of the Ipod....but the Mix mode is great!!..you can beatmatch two songs, make loops, a lot of special effects, and many more stuff to play around, making it a great toy.
If you do not want to get tied all evening in a casual party interacting with the device you can set it in Play mode and let the Cases (Playlists) work for you (but will not automatically mix them).
The 60GB version only comes with an USB cable for charging the internal battery through a computer. It would be nice to have also a AC charger.
The US$500 value seams a little too much, but this device is really two in one, I mean an Ipod (US$225) with a DJ Console (US$275).
If you want an Ipod upgrade, go for it!!

by: Mr. Alfredo Cilloniz on Sunday, 21-June-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: N. Katsilometes (Seattle) on Saturday, 13-June-2009
Just got my Pacemaker a few weeks ago and Im really enjoying it! I had a couple of Numark (monster) TTX tables with a Stanton xfader when I was younger and the biggest pain was just getting the things around. Even with CDJs its pretty tough to move gear around. So the Pacemaker works out really well as far as portability goes!

Loading MP3s is not too hard, beware if you have a lot of older iTunes tracks, youll have to *upgrade* them to the DRM-free format for $0.30/track to get them on to your Pacemaker, just something to consider. That can set you back hundreds if you have a good sized music collection tied up in iTunes.

Youve really got to know your music because when you scroll through the tracks, you only get track titles and BPM displayed. Once you start playing the track, you get all the info. I havent played with the mix editor software too much but it installed easily seems easy enough, not as intuitive as iTunes but it shouldnt give you too many headaches if youre just trying to get music on the Pacemaker.

As far as gigging with it, if youre going to a party with a bunch of your friends and want to entertain, this is good but youre tethered to the thing all evening, you might be better off spending the $500 bones on some good music, making some really great playlists on your iPod and just letting it go to shuffle. Then you can hang with everyone at the party.

If you got really sharp with it (I am not...working on it though) its pretty reasonable to play 3-4 hours of play with lots of different music using pitch bend and effects to really get some unique flavor into what youre playing. After using it LOTS the past few weeks, Im pretty confident it wont lock up on you in the middle of your set. It hasnt ever locked up on me and ive done some pretty impressive combinations of inputs that the folks at Tonium probably never counted on.

The auto beat matching is stupid easy, but if you sync a 85 BPM hip hop track with a 130 BPM dance track youll get just what you ask for ;-) The pitch bend is a cool tool too but depending on the bit rate/compression of your MP3s (i guess those are fancy words for quality of your MP3s) your music will sound really degraded as you slow it down.

So Im not going to pretend that it replaces the feel of vinyl or the slide of the fader but as far as just getting hours behind your music and getting to know it and thinking up good mixes, this is a great player.

Sorry for the random thoughts, I really love it though and its becoming my go to MP3 player just because of the ability to get into my music in ways that I only used to be able to with my old gear. $500 is something to think about but dont fret about the quality and finish of it, its just as sharp as anything Apples put out (and i loves me some Apple stuff). Hope this is helpful!

by: N. Katsilometes on Saturday, 13-June-2009

  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
by: Alice Bain (United States) on Wednesday, 6-May-2009
I bought one of these when they first came out last year (the 120GB version), and Ive been very happy with it. At the time I had no prior mixing experience, but I found that using the Pacemaker was pretty intuitive and I caught the bug so thoroughly that only three months later I bought my own set of full-size turntables and a mixer.

Pros: I love that its small enough to fit in my purse or satchel and go anywhere. I travel a lot, and it makes that 8-hr flight a lot easier to cope with! I can also plug it in to any old rig and put on a decent mix if I want to. I dont go through music withdrawal any more and Ill never buy another MP3 player. Its so loaded with features I havent yet mastered them all.

Cons: The touchpad is fiddly, simply because the device is so small. You have to be really careful where you place your fingers or you risk e.g. accidentally hitting the crossfade bar and wrecking your mix. I find the EQ gestures have been hard to get used to. I cant imagine dancing around with this thing - its too easy to hit the wrong area of the control face if youre not paying attention! Other DJ friends of mine think it lacks a certain gravitas that a booth provides.

Overall: a great toy. Id recommend it.

by: Alice Bain on Wednesday, 6-May-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: Green Man (Philadelphia) on Monday, 4-May-2009
Running around on the streets of philadelphia Ive always been searching for that special soundtrack a green man needs!

This is a must have item for green men everywhere...be it on viral videos or just simply grooving to the Pacemakers beat accompanied with some dubious folk in a camper van whilst tailgating...

This is the product for you!

by: Green Man on Monday, 4-May-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: M. Devost (Washington, DC) on Monday, 4-May-2009
Ive owned the Pacemaker since it was originally released and have been incredibly pleased with it. Early versions of the firmware were a bit buggy but it has been a solid performer for the past six months with regular updates freely available.

The interface is intuitive and easy to use after a 2-3 hour learning curve (mostly to break iPod interface habits) and the sound for the variety of formats supported is superb. You can record your mixes on the device and move them to the desktop application and vice versa. The sound controls work very well and reliably. If you like manipulating music and are looking for a device that takes you beyond the iPod experience, this is highly recommended.

The pacemaker social network for sharing mixes is nice as well. I just wish there were a way to download and play them on the device (even if for only a limited period of time).

I cant speak to its utility as a live DJ device as Ive never used it in that capacity, but there seem to be quite a few folks that do in the pacemaker.net forums.

by: M. Devost on Monday, 4-May-2009

  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
by: Calvin H. Buechler (San Diego, CA) on Friday, 1-May-2009
After using the Pacemaker I was amazed on how 2 turntables and a mixer could now fit in the palm of your hand. I feel Pacemaker has changed the world of hand held music devices. For example, with Pacemaker you can blend the bass, trebel and mids for both channels to get all the sound you would get from a mixer. Along with changing the pitch of each song while mixing into the next song like you have turntables and a mixer all in the palm of your hand!

Being a DJ I see alot of different new and innovative ways to make things easier to replicate how djs play music, but with Pacemaker I see a new way to dj for the future! With this device you can now dj and now dance in the crowd in the middle of the dance floor while still getting that perfect mix. It is very easy to use, as easy as an iPod, but as advanced as your most expensive dj set up! This device gets rid of all the wires, heavy turntables, and it puts Scratch Live Serato in the palm of your hand. It has a good amount of music space and it will work great for all kinds of djs weither you are a beginner or been in the biz for 20 years!

by: Calvin H. Buechler on Friday, 1-May-2009

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