A debut controller from Pioneer’s parent company, the Omnis Duo is a unique next-generation offering. Greg Scarth checks out the future.
A debut DJ mixer release from a young LA brand, the Headliner R2 provides more competition in the entry-level rotary mixer market. Greg Scarth puts it to the test.
Ecler’s new four-channel mixer features boutique rotary design, a unique subharmonic synthesiser and an appealing price tag. Greg Scarth finds out more.
NI’s updated take on the classic modular controller offers even better integration with the Traktor software. Greg Scarth finds out what the new X1 has to offer for Traktor DJs.
The world’s first hybrid analogue/digital turntable, the CRSS12 promises the best of both worlds for vinyl and Serato DJs. Greg Scarth finds out why it could be the best of both worlds for club installations and home DJ setups alike.
Offering vinyl-style control at a bargain price, Hercules’s latest DJ controller is a game changer. Greg Scarth puts this unique controller through its paces.
The world’s first standalone controller with real-time Stems separation. Denon’s flagship just got even more powerful.
The ultimate in portability from this battery-powered DJ controller with built-in speakers. Greg Scarth finds out what makes the latest Mixstream so versatile.
Ultrasonic stylus cleaner and digital pressure gauge in one, the S-Duo offers excellent value for maintaining and setting up your turntable.
The first controller designed specifically for use with Serato Stems, Rane’s Four is a sign of things to come.
A classic audio brand returns with a very modern take on a scratch turntable. Greg Scarth finds out why this portable deck should be taken seriously.
Numark’s updated Mixstream Pro is an affordable standalone option, packing huge power into a compact format.
Searching for CDJ-style media players on a tight budget? Look no further than Omnitronic’s affordable XMT. Greg Scarth checks out this entry-level offering.
Denon’s latest standalone DJ controllers offer huge value for money, bringing pro quality and a few unique features at a beginner-friendly price.
Affordable, reliable and simple, Omnitronic’s entry-level DJ mixer also has a few tricks up its sleeve. Greg Scarth finds out more.
A seriously high-end DJ mixer from a legendary designer, the Orbit.6 sets a new benchmark for sound and build quality. Greg Scarth puts this rotary beauty to the test.
A four-channel rotary mixer with class-leading versatility, the 422 offers a high-end rotary experience at a reasonable price. Greg Scarth puts it to the test.
The Spanish brand’s first ever rotary mixer promises to bridge the gap between entry-level mixers and audiophile rotary exotica. Greg Scarth finds out whether it can live up to the hype.
Offering ultrasonic cleaning at an affordable price, the HumminGuru promises to clean your records efficiently. We put it to the test.
Pioneer’s latest scratch mixer promises pro features at a more affordable price. Greg Scarth puts it to the test.
