DJ Equipment Recommendations December 2014

Review: The Ortofon MF-7 prides itself in having a rugged suspension created for scratching & back cueing, and rough handling. The MF-7 is particularly good for electronic music and hip hop, where there is an emphasis on energetic percussion and deep, aggressive bass. Without harshness, the lively sounding MF-7 has a slightly accented midrange, to help scratching cut through the mix.

Review: The perfect way to protect your Ableton Push. Designed and manufactured in the UK and precision engineered from premium quality polycarbonate, (the same plastic used in bullet-proof glass), this cover sits securely over your deck with no fixing, modification or adhesive required. The cover is easily mounted and removed in seconds and it will protect from dust, dirt and spillages, and will even shield the deck from scratches, impact or collision. Unlike ugly flightcases or tacky stickers, the decksaver maintains the attractive styling of the Ableton Push whilst offering a level of protection like no other. You'll see the decksaver used and endorsed by clubs, bars and studios nationwide.

Review: The UDG Starter record bag is a medium size bag that holds approximately 50 vinyl records. It's the perfect budget priced padded DJ bag for the starting DJ and a perfect chance for every DJ to have an original UDG product.
It comes with a detachable and adjustable shoulder strap and 2 hold-all straps that make it easy to carry. Your records will be extra protected by the foam padded PVC reinforced walls.

The UDG Starter record bag is a perfect bag for the starting DJ.

Review: Native Scratch technology features newly-designed Traktor Scratch MK2 timecode for incredible scratch performance and more authentic vinyl feel.

Also included are innovative vinyl marker stickers for a clear visual reference point.

Review: Pack of 18 plastic gow-in-the-dark 45 adapters