The devices are CD players that have a slip pad disc like a platter on an analog turntable. The DJ holds and reverses the slip pad to produce scratchy sounds and other special effects that are ...

Technics, Linn, Rega and Thorens are a few heritage audio brands that have revived (and modernized) their classic turntables.

So, there's only one thing to do: Get a turntable. And, luckily, we can help with that. But if you've already taken a few spins around the vinyl world and are looking to upgrade or get into ...

Traditionally the role of the DJ was to play records on the turntable, mixing in one track after the other. The emergence of a new music genre, hip hop, produced DJs who were significantly more ...

Since I started collecting records in 2012, I’ve been using a trusty Pro-Ject Audio turntable my dad gave me ... don’t get a Crosley,” says DJ Prestige of the DJ-focused website Fleamarket ...

Pioneer DJ DDJ-FLX10 is the top choice for a feature-packed DJ controller that's both Serato and rekordbox compatible.

It’s an engaging way to experience music while adding a cool, retro vibe to any room, but the world of record players and turntables can be a daunting one. “To me, the reasons to get into ...

Most people have probably seen a DJ in a club using dual turntables to scratch or “scrub” a vinyl record back and forth to create effects that add to the music. Part musician and part ...

A turntable for vinyl records from Japanese-based ELP Corporation that uses lasers instead of a needle. Introduced in 1991 and continually refined, the Laser Turntable (LT) is an amazing ...

For some reason, Technics has always given different model numbers to the silver and black versions of its DJ turntables. 1200 is silver, 1210 is black. In both colours, the retail price is £ ...

Take Charles Altmann’s DIY Turntable. Audiophiles would have to pay an arm and a leg to get something this unique. The base and platter are made from stacks of plywood. The spindle is a Harley ...

ISP would go into retirement as a collective after hosting the day-long conference Skratchcon 2000, leaving Qbert to focus on developing DJ equipment like his all-in-one turntable/scratch mixer ...