turntable
Who says that record players can’t be mobile? Well, you’re not going to take this Archer Suitcase Turntable ($100) jogging or anything, but it does conveniently close into a suitcase, so you can take it wherever, and it has a couple of on-board speakers, so you can play music when … Read More
With the return of vinyl, you need a turntable that’ll really showcase the warmth of the medium—not that second-hand one from the antique store. The SOTA moonbeam turntable ($1,000+), seen here in natural bamboo, features rumble less than -65db unweighted, less than .1% RMS, speeds of 33 1/3 and 45 … Read More
Last month we gave you a primer on how to DJ without lugging crates of records around. Of course, if you want to learn to do it old school – by spinning and synching vinyl records or CDs – there are several academies of spinology in the city. Try these … Read More
We know you fantasize about being a DJ: you practice that nonchalant head-nodding and headphone-clutching in the bathroom, don’t you? You’re picturing the sea of hands in the air and the big cheer as you kick the bass in. The DJ has replaced the guitarist as the contemporary uber-chickmagnet. Now … Read More
