With the sweet smell of creativty from beginning to end, DJ Woody announces his new SCRATCH SOUNDS series on classic 12" and trendy 7" vinyl.
Despite the Technics 1200 being the only turntable you'll ever need (according to some anyway), this hasn't stopped Denon DJ from having a bash at their own version of a DJ turntable. The VL12 Prime pleases purists, but also pushes the bar enough to generate a bad case of GAS. Mark puntastically takes some for a spin.
IKEA's vinyl storage range has gone through some changes in recent years. And there's a new highly colourful one to contend with too. Say hello to EKET.
Environmental issues are hardly a hot topic in the DJ industry, but they should be. So we're making it our goal to bring these matters to the attention of everyone, and are starting with the plastic waste of shrink sleeves on vinyl. Why do we have it? Do we even need it? Is there an alternative?
DIY and modding are key tenets of the portabism scene. Normally it's hardware tweaks, but established player Bihari Designs has made the snappily named "The Ahhh Fresh "Print It Yourself" Picture Disc" — a clear 45 full of the scratch sound standards, with a self adhesive back, ready for you own printouts.
Filling a glaring hole in their chokka full range, Pioneer DJ announces the INTERFACE 2, a DVS ready box for rekordbox, and all round audio interface.