Pro Spinning On The Best DJ Turntable

DJ's turntables have been enhanced in a way that ensures they'll never need to stop the track before they're ready, even though the ever progressing electronic age has forced several industries to change how they conduct their business,Timely  upgrades and great new features have enhanced the spinning experience rather than stopped it. DJs can fall in love with vinyl all over again, even with so many options on the market, if they're not ready to fully convert to digital. Taking into consideration key factors such as upgraded functionality, price and pitch and the shape of the arm, here are the best DJ turntables in the market.

Stanton's ST-150 Digital Turntable is certainly a powerful contender for Technic's top model, the SL-1210MK5. Allowing  DJs to set their start/brake speed to their hearts content, whether it be lightning fast or super slow, the Stanton comes in. With significant torque LPs can be stopped and started on command. Here are the dditional features that make the Stanton best in its category include: selectable pitch control, a S/PDIF digital output for connection to audio interfaces and therefore DAW applications, a reverse function, and a height-adjustable tone arm. This one doesn't feature USB connectivity, unlike some turntables. However, the stability of the design and structure along with a slip mat and cables, makes this turntable the clear pack-leader in the category include also in your list the Numark NDX800.

The new generation of a turntable mainstay is the Technics SL-1210MK5, even if its lacking those extras and wonderful add-ons (make it seem old school). It is extremely stable and the +/- 8% pitch control will turn out to be on the dot for whatever track is spinning. Employing an illuminated stylus scratching and seeing is made convenient on this deck. The Technics track record is undeniable even if the price is more than the Stanton

Top choices among the leaders include the Numark TT-200 Direct-Drive, the Numark TTX Professional, and also the Vestax PDX-3000MKII. For it's USB connectivity for vinyl-to-digital conversion, the Numark TTX earns techy points. It also boasts an illuminated display that monitors pitch, RPM, BPM and motor settings. Having the tone arm straight which is a disadvantage for those who prefer the S-shape tone arm the Vestax's key MIDI connectivity still proves to be a valuable asset. The most inexpensive on the list is the Numark TT-200. It has dual servo brake switches permitting battle-style and club positioning. However, many will find the lack of a quartz lock a big disadvantage.

There are plenty of great choices for professional DJs and aspiring ones, be it vinyl or digital , playing for a rowdy club or for simply bragging rights in a battle. Buy Numark V7.