The Vestax PDX-2300 MK2 Pro builds on an already sturdy set of scratch decks, whilst adding clever new tone-arm technology for even better groove holding.
Stunning little touches give the Rane Empath mixer technical and creative freedom. Absolutely packed with FX loop options and great for scratch DJs too.
The new Gemini CDT-05 is both a CD and vinyl turntable with cue points, token effects to play with and a superb CD scratch sound. It's a space-saving innovation.
The most expensive CD deck on the market, comes from Pioneer and it's the clubs favourite. Latest edition brings MP3, jog wheel adjust and a clearer display and more.
Record DJ sets and convert your vinyl to CD with the easiest CD writer there is. And it's a fully loaded DJ deck to boot with MP3, FX, TT-M1 support and more.
Every last control on this DJ mixer sends MIDI. It also has an automatic BPM clock which sends a signal to sequencers to keep them in time with the mix.
Denon introduced the first input matrix system on the DN-X1500 to route any input to any or as many channels. It also features cool effects and high quality audio.
Visiosinic's PCDJ Scratch made a modest attempt at adding scratch control to the popular DJ software. It can be a bit tricky to set up, but it's quite cheap.
This is the smallest CD deck on the market but with features found on the big boys such as key lock, wide pitch, MP3 and it supports TT-M1 with an add-on.
This is the best value digital DJ package on the planet. The interface works as a Midi controller for other software too and there's a soundcard built in.
One of the best sounding filters on the planet, this bad boy is as good in the studio as it is with decks. It's got loads of options and tricks, but can be a bit daunting at first.
The scratch DJs favourite, Rane's Serato Scratch Live is the best sounding scratch for turntablists. The only downfall is that it doesn't have many features.
