2-channel DJ controller
Two jog wheels, a mixer and pads in one box that plugs into your laptop. The way almost everyone starts.
See it on AmazonThe beginner DJ setup that actually makes sense: a controller, headphones that swivel and speakers you can hear yourself on. Slide the crossfader to try it.
Eight cue points to a working setup. Pads 1 to 3 get you mixing; the rest level you up.
Two jog wheels, a mixer and pads in one box that plugs into your laptop. The way almost everyone starts.
See it on AmazonOne ear on the cue, one on the room. Swiveling ear cups and a closed back are what you need.
See it on AmazonHear your mix out loud so you learn to blend for a room, not just for headphones.
See it on AmazonLifts the screen to eye level next to the controller so you can watch the waveforms without hunching.
See it on AmazonFor vinyl and scratching. Direct drive starts instantly and holds tempo, unlike belt drive.
See it on AmazonLet the record slip while the platter keeps spinning, which is essential for scratching and cueing on vinyl.
See it on AmazonExport your playlists to USB and play on club gear without bringing a laptop.
See it on AmazonA padded bag sized for your controller, with pockets for headphones and cables.
See it on AmazonType the tempo of the playing track and the next one. You'll get the pitch change to beatmatch, plus how long a 32-beat phrase lasts.