DJ Turntable

DJ turntables are designed for mixing and manipulating vinyl records, forming one of the cornerstones of modern DJ culture. While digital equipment is widely used today, turntables remain popular among those who seek the classic analog sound and the tactile experience of vinyl.

Live Performances and Clubs
DJs use turntables in clubs, festivals, and other live events to play and mix music directly from vinyl records.
Direct-drive turntables are the most popular choice, offering precise tempo control and quick response time.

Scratching and Turntablism
Hip-hop and electronic DJs often use turntables for scratching techniques and performance tricks, adding a unique sound to their sets.
Slipmats and high-quality needles allow precise movements and manipulation of the records.

Studio Work and Radio Shows
Turntables are used not only in live performances but also in recording studios and radio stations for recording mixes or playing rare vinyl records.
Many DJs prefer the warm and dynamic sound of analog records over digital formats.

Vinyl Culture and Collectors
Collecting and playing vinyl records is an art form that many DJs and music enthusiasts consider a more authentic, hands-on musical experience.
DJs often seek original or limited edition vinyl releases to add unique elements to their sets.

Hybrid Solutions and Digital Control
Modern DJs have the option to use timecode vinyl, which integrates with DJ software like Serato, Traktor, and Rekordbox.
This allows them to maintain the feel of traditional vinyl while taking advantage of the flexibility and features of digital DJing.