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This is a full-featured, rackmountable CD player with MP3 playback, programmable playback, unique playback capabilities, analog and digital outputs (coaxial) and a wide +/-12% pitch control. If you record CDs to cassette, you'll love Auto Edit. This function automatically divides the total recorded time on the disc in half and rearranges the tracks so that they fit neatly onto the A and B sides of an audiocassette. ... Read more

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• Denon's DNC-615 CD Player delivers professional features in a cost effective 2-space rack unit. MP3, CD-R and CD-RW playback compatibility make it well suited for a variety of applications.

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The M35X brings music alive by capturing every nuance of a recording from deep drop bass to exceptionally clear mid and high frequencies. Designed specifically for use with House/Techno mixing environments, the cartridge's low record wear helps DJs preserve hard-to-replace vinyl, while its high skip resistance serves as a safeguard against the hazards of back-cueing. ... Read more

Features

• The M35X has the highest sound quality rating of Shure's DJ line and claims comparison to the Ortofon line in terms of its reproduction of bass, mids and treble.

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Protect your investment with this hard-sided carrying case. For use with ICDO2. ... Read more

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• Hard carrying case for the iCD02.

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Technics has taken the acclaimed SL1210 and added a number of new features! The tonearm has been modified to reduce skipping. Performance features include customizeable braking speeds so you can really fine tune your performance. They've even included a long-life LED stylus illuminator to make cueing up in low light a breeze. Quartz direct drive accuracy with continuous pitch adjustment up to ?8%Very high torque motor for quick start-ups (only 0.07 seconds stop to speed)Custom brake speed controlLED pop-up work lightBuilt-in anti-skate adjustment up to 6gArm-end scale for quick weight settingMolded aluminum diecast cabinet and heavy rubber base material help absorb unwanted vibrations from the dance floorProfessional Technics slipmatHighly sensitive low-mass tone arm with gimbaled suspensionIncludes removable hinge-free dust cover (not shown) ... Read more

Features

• Measures 17.84 x 6.78 x 13.97 inches (W x H x D)
• Direct-drive analog turntable with nonclick sliding pitch control
• Fully adjustable braking speed and high-torque start ups
• Recessed power switch and pitch reset to instantly set pitch to zero
• Long lasting LED stylus light

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Save yourself those extra trips carrying your loose, heavy equipment! These heavy-duty and easy-to-install shelves improve the looks and mobility of your system!Made for heavier non-rackmount equipment up to 17-3/8" width, these shelves are made of rugged 16-gauge steel with a durable black powder-coat finish.For use with standard 19" racks. ... Read more

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Features: Quartz direct drive accuracy with continuous pitch adjustment up to ±8% Very high torque motor for quick start-ups (only 0.07 seconds stop to speed) Custom brake speed control LED pop-up work light Built-in anti-skate adjustment up to 6g Arm-end scale for quick weight setting Molded aluminum diecast cabinet and heavy rubber base material help absorb unwanted vibrations from the dance floor Professional Technics slipmat Highly sensitive low-mass tone arm with gimbaled suspension Includes removable hinge-free dust cover (not shown) Size: 17-13/16"w x 6-3/8"h x 13-7/8"h. 26.4 lbs. ... Read more

Features

• LED Stylus Light
• Quartz Synthesized
• High Torque Direct Drive Motor
• Silver
• Sensitive Tune Arm

Reviews (1)

Technics Lives On and On....
Basically a carryover of theSL 1200 M3D table (1999-2002) with a few friendly DJ minor adjustments (brighter,long life L.E.D. stylus pop up light, more antiskating for non-skipping during scratching and adjustable braking speed)...Is this Technics 'table worth it's weight in gold (I think between 30 to 35 pounds)? Without a doubt !It's built like a Sherman Tank to withstand vibrations from speakers or the dance floor which would otherwise cause the needle to skip around or transfer unwanted noise to the tonearm and out the speakers; an enclosed loop of unwanted noise. Heavy, heavy, construction of the anti-resonant plinth/chasis,platter speaks in volumes about the craftsmanship Technics puts into the "Wheel of Steel". Other than the build quality, what's the sound quality like?It can yield either professional (DJ use), near-audiophile (for that sound purist who wants to just listen to records or transfer to cd-r format) or club-quality scratching top grade sound (the direct drive motor and torque is built Chevy or Ford tough for the use and abuse).

HOWEVER, the sound quality also significantly depends upon the application the 'table is used for, whether you use a cheap $20 cartridge or the serious high quality type. Is this table going to be used for scratching, regular DJing, or just in-home use? All these factors have to be taken into consideration in getting the most out of the MK5. It is illogical to install an audiophile high end cartridge/stylus normally used for casual listening(jazz, classical, some pop/rock) if you're gonna scratch (vice versa). Simple rule of thumb---you use a DJ needle for club play and scratch and a good to excellent high grade cartridge and stylus for normal playback.It is impossible to tell you which cartridges are of substantial quality to high end because it can sometimes boil down to personal individual sound preference (some yield tight bass, some yield clear high frequencies, some sound neutral, musical, or colored---or a combo of these sound qualities)This can be costly and sometimes aggravating to figure out what to use.It takes trial and error and a bit of set up and experimentation and sound comparisons. Oh, yeah, feed the 'table some decently clean-dirt free records. Some will appreciate the dustcover sans hinges. Others would prefer actual hinges for the cover if used mostly at home.As for aesthetics, it's still the same high tech look that came about in 1979 (forget about the regular wood or mdf plinth and chasis look of the '70s so many other manufacturers used (Denon and Pioneer being the exceptions).Technics was way ahead of it's time in 1979 when creating the "looks" for this table. The same design still looks good in it's somewhat contemporary-modern design to this day.

Now listen up Panasonic/ Technics...the ONLY one request that I have is that SOMEDAY you will really and truly upgrade this particular turntable by giving it high end and fully automatic functions or features that so many in home couch potatos crave.Then, if the turntable is to be used in a dj set up, allow the owner to switch off the automatic functions to perform as a manual.Afer all, anyone who knows the history of the Technics 1200 series, this turntable has it's roots in being first designed as an in-home playback system; The clubbing,dj-ing, radio broadcasting applications came about by pure accident or simple choice! I'm not asking for much am I...Technics came close to making this turntable a successful and brilliant automatic with the SL 1700MK2 and the SL 1600MK2 back in the late 70's (semi-automatic,fully automatic).Now and then you will see these beauties on eBay up for grabs(but usually with a" buyer beware, automatic arm does not work" disclaimer. The only design flaw was a belt that controlled the auto return mechanism which would deteriorate after so much use and render the auto function useless (costly repair)...With all the focus on Technics "subtlely" upgrading about every 2 to 4 years the 1200 series they can finally use some of this state of the art modern technology for a high quality automatic/manual with no design or function issues !!!

P.S. I also highly recommend this website on Techics past and present products. It's an unofficial website that carries some awesome information on their turntables at www.vintagetechnics.com. My personal favorites and after owning some of these models over the years is anything in the SL 1200 series, the SL Q3, and the SL-5300 (this one built in 1979 was loaded with all the sweet full automatic features, bells and whistles for it's time---all of it's controls were on the outside of the cover) ! ... Read more

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Introducing the all-new DNS1000 tabletop CD/MPS player from Denon. A small compact feature rich player carefully designed to fit the requirements of today's DJs with seamless looping, scratching, hot starts, effects, next track function, 3-way BPM counter, built-in effects, platter effects, file search system and more! ... Read more

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Small size, but stands out in a crowded sea of DJ units
I have been spinning "CD" for nearly 10 years now, and I must say that this unit stands out over the competition.For years, I've been sold on Pioneer, emerging with the original 500-G & 500-II, then the 700s, 100s, the 1000s, and even some stint on the 3000 dual unit.This one stands out over all of them, and here's why:

MP3 Playback is amazing on here, and you can scratch it too.You can have files 8 folders deep, with 255 tracks each.Combine that with the ability to "quick-mix" into another track on the disc, and you can be unstoppable, even with one CD.Plus you get full ID support, including v2.4.

The hot starts can be located anywhere on the disc, in addition to your regular cue.So you can preset a hard transition into two other tracks on the disc, and still be in a third track from the start.

It will store presets for up to 1000 tracks, including the on/off status of nearly every button on the machine, plus your two hot starts of the track.The only thing it doesn't store is the actually pitch up/down (for obvious reasons).

Digital outputs work with ALL features on, at a steady 44.1k.

This unit only gets four stars for a few reasons.The main reason, scratching accuracy can be tricky at first, but you improve over time.The platter does not move, and the only real cue tip you have is watching the seconds and frames.

Another downer is that the BPM counter seems to be off, but maybe I'm missing a feature - there are three settings to the counter (Auto/Tap/Manual Entry).However, once you find the BPM, it does change with the pitch slider, a plus but common these days.

Lastly, I haven't quite figured out how to change the slipmat/platter that ships with the unit.It looks like a very small a-wrench should work, but the manual and Denon website doesn't tell you - just the video on their site says it can be done.The reason to change it?All the photos show it as black, when it's really a shiny silver CD, which can REALLY glare when dance lighting is around you, or even overhead lighting.

Was it worth the investment?So far, yeah - I recommend these to anyone looking for a small package (same height/width of a Pioneer 100s, but half as long) with a ton of "useful" features. ... Read more

Product Description

This stylus is designed for either light scratching/continued play. It lasts hours longer and maintains audio clarity. ... Read more

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Nothing puts the crimp in a headphone listening session as quickly as a worn-out earpad. Bring back the comfort with a pair of Grado Replacement Earpads. Made of soft foam that feels good to the touch, Grado earpads install easily, stretching to fit over Grado headphone drivers. Choose the small size for the Grado SR-60. Choose large for Grado SR-80, SR-125, SR-225, RS-1, and RS-2. ... Read more

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Denon's latest performance DJ mixer features 4 line inputs, 2 phono inputs and mic input; cross fader and channel fader contour control and reverse (hamster) function, program channel reverse function, cross fader start and channel fader start. ... Read more

Features

• 2-channel battle mixer; - Inputs: 2 RCAs, 2 phono/line, 1 mic
• Two 8-position transform switches; Penny & Giles high performance crossfader with reverse and contour adjustability
• 3-band EQ per channel; EQ kill switches; Effects loop with wet/dry knob
• Input gains per channel; Peak meters; Channel cue and split cue; Master volume
• Individual mic EQ and talk-over; CD fader start function; Illuminated logo

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This P mount cartridge from Stanton is designed to fit correctly with any tone arm displaying the "T4P" logo and includes adaptor for 1/2" mount.The elliptical stylus greatly improves frequency response, particularly at higher frequencies. Specifications: * Stylus tip: Elliptical .4 x .7 high polish diamond * Frequency response: 10 to 20 kHz * Channel separation: >28dB * Tracking force: 3/4 to 1-1/2 grams * Output @ 1 kHz: 3.2mV ... Read more

Features

• Excellent sound reproduction. Ideal for recording your records to tape, cd or MP3.

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The Stanton T.50 raises the bar for entry-level turntables. Aside from its striking new looks, this belt drive model boasts professional features like a skip-resistant straight tone arm, two Start/Stop switches, a pitch control slider and removable target light.Features:Affordable belt drive turntable with eye-catching designStraight tone arm for superior tracking when scratching2 Start/Stop switches for mix or battle setupPitch control slider with + / - 10% adjustment2 playback speeds: 33 or 45 RPM2 RCA outputs (cable included) and ground connector  ... Read more

Features

• Affordable belt drive turntable with eye-catching design
• Straight tone arm for superior tracking when scratching
• 2 Start/Stop switches for mix or battle setup
• Pitch control slider with + / - 10% adjustment
• 2 playback speeds -33 or 45 RPM

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Intelligent auto-BPM counter with time and beat sync display. Super-smooth dual-rail Ultraglide faders. Adjustable XPQ 3D surround effect. Switchable crossfader curve control. 2 dual input stereo channels with gain and 3-band EQ. Mic input with studio-grade ULN technology and 2-band EQ. PFL function with split option. Precise assignable level meter with peak hold function. Signal send and return loop. Gold-plated cinch sockets for excellent audio quality. Super rugged construction. ... Read more

Features

• Intelligent auto-BPM counter with time and beat sync display
• Super-smooth dual-rail Ultraglide faders
• Adjustable XPQ 3D surround effect
• Switchable crossfader curve control
• 2 dual input stereo channels with gain and 3-band EQ (-32dB)

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Built by the seasoned audio professionals at Stanton, the SMX-211 two-channel mixer is designed specifically for mobile DJs who spin CDs. The unit's most notable feature is its cross-fader start, which lets DJs fire up compatible CD players by simply pushing the cross-fader. However, it also boasts topnotch sound thanks to its Superior Sound Technology (SST)--recognized for its ultra low-noise circuitry, high dynamic range, and bleed-free signals. The device includes two line and two phono inputs for connecting to CD players and turntables, and offers gain controls and a two-band equalizer for each channel so that DJs can easily match levels and adjust the tone.

Other features unique to the SMX-211 range from a mic input (also with a two-band equalizer) to user-replaceable faders (common to all Stanton mixers) to a cue section with cue level and cue pan functions (handy for splitting the signal within the headphones). The jacks are rounded out by the single RCA Master output and the 1/4-inch headphone output. The mixer measures 9 by 3.5 by 10.5 inches (W x H x D) and weighs a mere 6.6 pounds, making it a breeze to haul along from gig to gig. It also comes with a one-year warranty on parts and labor.

What's in the Box
SMX-211 mixer, user's manual. ... Read more

Features

• Includes RCA Master, 2 line, and 2 phono outputs; 9 by 3.5 by 10.5 inches (W x H x D)
• 2-channel mixer designed specifically for mobile DJs who spin CDs
• Superior Sound Technology delivers high dynamic range and bleed-free signals
• Cross-fader start lets DJs activate compatible CD players by moving cross-fader
• 2-band equalizer and gain control for each channel; cue level and cue pan functions

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The result of extensive research into the needs of professional DJs, the TTX1 deftly combines unmatched torque, incredible precision, and the world's first interchangeable tonearm design for optimal performance under all conditions. The turntable is sleek and attractive, with an ergonomic housing that weighs a hefty 28.6 pounds and accommodates the requirements of both beat mixing and scratching setups. It's specifically built with a solid core to fight vibration and unwanted noise while employing an anti-drag aluminum platter to reduce friction. The platter also boasts a quick-start setting with 6.2 lbs./inch of torque, though the start can be adjusted, as can the brake system.

It's the tonearm assembly that really shines, however. The tonearm is made from die-cast aluminum and is compatible with both S-shaped and straight tubes. DJs can use an S-shaped tube in conventional mode to mix and blend tracks, or they can turn the deck 90 degrees and attach the straight arm for scratching and battling. The latter setting is made more user-friendly by the beveled left-hand edge and the pair of stop/start buttons. Users can also swap the pitch fader with the control buttons for further accessibility.

DJs will delight in the backlit LCD display, which not only informs them of the motor's direction, but also includes tidbits such as the platter speed, pitch adjustment, key lock status (which changes song tempo without affecting the key), and beats per minute. Speaking of turntable speeds and pitch control, the TTX1 supports 33-1/3, 45, and 78 rpm vinyl and toggles between a pitch range of +/- 8, 10, 20, and 50 percent, allowing the DJ to mix endlessly with few restrictions. Additional features include switchable phono and line outputs, an S/PDIF output for digital devices, and an illuminated output bay. The assembly measures 18.1 by 5.3 by 14.6 inches (W x H x D) and carries a two-year warranty.

What's in the Box
TTX1 turntable, right-angle IEC power cord, right-angle RCA cord, S-shaped tonearm tube, straight tonearm tube, phono cartridge, warranty card, user's manual. ... Read more

Features

• Professional DJ turntable with unique interchangeable die-cast-aluminum tonearm design
• Use S-shaped tube for mixing and blending and straight tube for scratching and battling
• Quick-start platter with 6.2 lbs./inch torque; adjustable start and brake settings
• Supports 33-1/2, 45, and 78 rpm speeds and pitch range of +/- 8, 10, 20, and 50 percent
• Switchable phono and line outputs and S/PDIF digital output; 18.1 by 5.3 by 14.6 inches (W x H x D)

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CD MXNG/2 CD PLYRS *NIC* ... Read more

Features

• iDJ04 Portable DJ CD Station
• iMC02 Microphone

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This professional grade rack mount 5-disc carousel CD player is perfect for permanent installation where you want easy access to your music choices. Heavy duty 3RU rackmount design, the PMD371 plays all format discs - pro and consumer CD, CD-R and CD-RW. Fast, bi-directional carousel changes quickly between tracks. Unit also allows you to change the discs on the carousel while one is playing. ... Read more

Features

• Professional grade 3RU rack mount 5-disc carousel CD player
• Reads all format audio discs - consumer and pro CD, CD-R and CD-RW
• Fast bi-directional carousel for faster access to tracks and discs
• Programmable and random play capabilities
• Unit allows you to change discs in carousel while one is playing

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The STR8-80X extends Stanton s exciting line of professional straight tone arm turntables to an awesome level of form and function. The STR8-80 employs Stanton s highest torque direct drive motor to date plus many features highly prized by today s professional DJs. Features: Skip-proof straight tone arm Reverse and motor off functions Built-in 3.5mm line input for portable CDs MDs or any other line source Key adjustment (change speed without changing the key) Quartz lock (AKA Zero Pitch) 3 speeds: 33 45 78 RPM Selectable pitch adjustment (± 8% 12%) Blue 33 and 45 RPM Pitch LEDs Remote Start S/PDIF digital output -- plug straight into Mac/PC or CD-R Includes dust cover and slipmat Dimensions 5.82 H x 17.7 W x 13.85 D ... Read more

Features

• Direct drive turntable with a straight tone arm and super-tight performance functions. It features a unique key adjustment (master tempo) and a slider style pitch control (±8% and ±12%).
• Cartridge Not Included
• For scratching effects, the reverse platter function and 3-speeds of 33-1/3, 45 and 78 RPM are hard to beat.
• Other features include digital line outputs, 3.5mm line inputs, pop-up target light and a skip-resistant tone arm.
• Also comes with a removable dust cover and slipmat.

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Features: Dual CD player and controller "PowerTouch" touch sensitive interactive jog wheels (patent pending) Digital scratching 2.0 (accurate scratching) 2 scratching modes: digital scratch mode, beat juggle mode 9 onboard effects: scratch, filter, echo, trans, skid, phase, flanger, pan, bop Visual marker display: reference point to view where the disc is playing Effect layering Digital BPM counter: keeps digital effects in sync with music 6 preset parameters settings for each effect Tempo lock (master tempo) Lock out mode (security feature) Parameter ratio adjustment knob Parameter time adjustment knob Pitch bend: ±4%, ±8%, or ±16% "Hyper" pitch (up to ±100%) 3 flash start sampler buttons per side (6 second sample per button with or without a CD in drive) Flash cue Anti-shock memory Instant start Seamless loop Fader Q Start Reverse play Black brushed aluminum face plate Volume control between music and sampler Mixer between music and sampler, can adjust pitches separately Effects mix on-the-fly Auto cue function (-48dB) 3 sampler (cues) can be memorized Selectable elapsed, remain and total remain time display Single/continuous play Flip-flop (relay playback between both channels) Over sampling Rate: 8 times D/A conversion: 16 bit Sampling rate:44.1k Player size: 19"w x 3.5"h x 10"d Controller size: 19"w x 7"h x 2"d Total wt. 23 lbs ... Read more

Features

• Power touch touch-sensitive interactive jog wheels
• 2 Scratching modes: digital scratch mode, beat juggle mode
• 9 On-board FX: scratch, filter, echo, trans, skid, phase, flanger, pan, bop
• Digital B.P.M. counter: keeps digital FX in sync with music
• Storable cue points & samples

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Replacement Lamps for Flame Effects * 12V, 20W, MR11 * Mfg. #V-0101BB (Blue). ... Read more

Features

• Replacement lamp for Flame Effects
• 12 volt 20 watt
• Blue in color