Some explanation of terminology used to describe the use of our DJ equipment
PITCH LOCK
Also called Mastertempo: pitch of the music remains unchanged
with changing speeds. Perfect for Beatmixing.
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RELAY PLAY
Perfect for use in pubs and taverns: doubles the playing time by
playing alternately a track from the left and right CD.
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DIGITAL OUT
S/PDIF compatible output makes it possible to make perfect
digital recordings.
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FADER START
Equipment with this logo can be interconnected to activate
start/stop functions on CD-players by using the channel faders on the mixer.
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ANTI SHOCK
No annoying sound interruptions anymore when people start jumping on the dansfloor! The anti shock memory keeps the music going on and on, even with strong external bumps on the CD-player.
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ANTI SKIP
Normally, after a strong bump, a CD-player starts the playback of the track from the beginning. Anti-skip prevents this and restarts playback exactly from the point where everything went wrong.
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DSP EFFECT
This unit has an internal digital DSP effects unit which provides you with extra creativity.
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DJ FADER
This special DJ-fader has 2 steel rails for easy gliding and extra strength. Combined with its epoxy based PCB and specially coated carbon conductors, this fader is suited for longlife use.
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SEAMLESS LOOP
This option makes it possible to produce perfect, seamless loops without the slightest audible interruption.
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BALANCED IN BALANCED OUT BALANCED IN/OUT BALANCED MIC
Long signal cables are sensible to external influences.
Balanced connections help rejecting these noises. For this reason almost all equipment in recording studios have balanced connections. Equipment with this logo can be connected with balanced cables.
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DIGITAL SCRATCH
Digital Scratch effect on any audio CD.
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KILL
Normal tone controls work over a ±12dB range.
The kill function further extends this range to -26dB or more. This increases your performance while beatmixing.
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