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Behringer DDM4000 Review

Behringer's reputation is built on making me-too products for half the price. But the DDM4000 is a trailblazer. A box so laden with features is not what anyone expected, but it rocks. Find out what we think.

Electrix Ebox-44 Review

The Electrix brand is reborn, and first off the starting blocks is a retro block of affordable audio interface goodness. The Ebox-44 USB is a simple box of tricks that just works.

Numark DJ2GO Review

MIDI controllers show a disturbing sign of spiralling out of... errr... control right now. So it's nice to get one that has no delusions of grandeur. Numark's DJ2GO is a diminutive box of fun that costs relatively next to nothing. And we do love it so.

Stokyo Selector DVS Switcher Review

Link: Stokyo • Price at launch: $350 (US only at time of review) Introduction As cool as DVS systems are, they bring a unique set of issues that didn’t exist before. Here’s the situation – one set of decks, 2 digital DJs – how…

Allen & Heath xone:db4 Review

Allen & Heath make amazing mixers. But the promise of their sporty named xone:DB4 is one of being the one mixer to own them all. Andrew Unsworth checks is out.

Pioneer Ergo-V Review

Pioneer are best known for high end club installs, favoured by VIP DJs on a global basis. But now they're going for the mass market. The Ergo-V is an undoubtedly funky lump of gear aimed at the lifestyle scene, and we reviewed it accordingly.

4MidiLoop Traktor MIDI Controller

Is it a mixer or a controller? Actually, the 4Midiloop is both - a mixer that acts like a controller. Confused? You won't be once you play with it.

Ortofon Serato S-120 DJ cartridge Review

While vinyl may be going the way of VHS, DJs are still hanging in there. And Ortofon hooked up with Serato to bring one last push of inventiveness to the technology. The S120 is a gem of a cart, and I tore it apart to explain it.

Pioneer CDJ-900 Media Player – Full review

Natural selection has seen the old Pioneer CDJs left in the primordial slime of the last decade and the new species is walking upright in the digital age. We trapped a fresh CDJ-900 and dissected it in the name of DJ science.

Numark NS7 Review – Revisited

Squeeze 2 turntables and a mixer, and squish it down into an all in one controller. That was the Numark NS7. And we loved it.

Numark TTX Review

It's a brave company that brings out a turntable in a market that is so dominated by a single product. Numark did that and won my heart. I detail it from beginning to end.

Allen & Heath Xone:02

Allen & Heath are a rare breed - a UK based DJ hardware company. The xone:02 is a hugely underrated slice of scratch goodness and well worthy of a look. WHich is just what we did.