subject: Dj Turntables Rulez [print this page] I was able to see a very versatile DJ device with a huge feature-set, a plethora of media playback options, and a system that was built with the active DJ in mind. USB Mass Storage Devices, and it also boasts iPhone/iPod/iPad playback as well as being a fully MIDI mappable controller for computer DJ's. The familiar Pioneer-CDJ-style layout makes it easy for veterans and beginners to pick it up and start playing right out of the box.
The much anticipated Denon DJ SC3900 has hit the DJ scene a couple of months ago and everyone who's gotten the chance to use one has given it nothing but praises and accolades.
it does not matter where the sound is coming from or how it is coded, the RMP-3 Alpha submits it to the DJ's control....
Stanton's flagship turntable is often overlooked. Guest reviewer Wozza however give his own a thorough test and likes what he finds.
Following on from the legendary 1200mk2 and 3, Technics take the established leader and tweak it. ProfessorBX gives it the once over.
The best reviewer of a product is an owner and that's exactly what guest reviewer Antwan did.
Music on the go was cracked by Sony with their Walkman. Vestax however want you to scratch and go. Gizmo takes it for a spin
When the QFO hit the scene, it was greated with extremes of affection and hate, but above all the price seemed to hurt. Vestax strip out the chaff and bring you the QFO-LE
Did the best just get better? Take a 2000 MKII, add some bells and whistles and you have possibly the best deck on the planet. Gizmo finds out...
The pretender to the Technics crown gets a facelift, fixing some old issues along the way. Gizmo test drives the new model to see if it is a 1210 beater.
Vestax have always lived in the shadow of Technics. Trying to knock the 1210 off the throne has proved hard, but now the new PDX3000 comes along with vari-toque and a S-arm as well.
Being an OEM turntable, this deck appears under many guises. ProfessorBX checks out American Audio's version.
CD and vinyl in one deck? Oh yes. Gemini's comeback carries on with this hybrid technology and Gizmo has serious fun at the same time.
Everybody wants Technics, but can't always afford them. So why not have all the features but for half the price...
Well this is no Technics - that's for sure. It's a whole lot more and Gizmo finnaly gets round to giving you a history of the TTX and pulls apart the new TTX USB.
Sometime, manufacturers make things that seem like a great idea, but nobody buys it. The Numark X2 falls into this category - great hybrid deck, but not really having a massive market. DJ Pegasus boug
