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Numark's iDJ mixer for iPod is a 2-channel mixing console that provides mobile DJs and iPod enthusiasts with a way to integrate their portable music with their sound reinforcement systems. The Numark iDJ transforms the iPod from a mere personal music player into a source playback device. With a compact form, comprehensive features, and blue-on-white design the Numark iDJ blends perfectly with the iPod.
No warranty on faders. 3 year warranty on mixers. One year warranty on all other products.
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I bought this when i was in highschool to use for school dances, as a tool to play music from you and your friends ipods and transition smoothly, it's awesome. not good for much else. Since then I have moved on to bigger and better things but I still keep it just in case I'm at a gig and someone wants something that for whatever reason, I don't have but they do on their ipod, I can play it with that. The jog wheel do nothing but scroll through the ipod menus, the mic input is about as basic as it gets, headphone output works great, not very heavy at all, not too much extra lag other than what running through everything else does. I would say, If you're looking to use it as your main vehicle for playing music, this has way too many limitations to be anything more than that but go ahead and start with it as long as your ONLY A VERY BEGINNER with absolutely no experience. If however, you've used other things before, it's a nice addition but nothing more.
Even for an amateur DJ like myself, there's nothing worthwhile in this unit. It looks nice with a color scheme that matches a white iPod and it's cheap, but add in the cost of two iPods and you're looking at $600 if not more. If you want to DJ with iPods, there are cables which will allow them to plug into your mixer. But that still leaves you without pitch control and many other features that your average DJ will use. Numark's iDJ2 looks like it solves a lot of the problems of the iDJ. It only needs one iPod (with room for USB memory sticks or additional iPods to plug in the back) and has pitch control. It pulls songs off of the iPod and into it's onboard memory so that you can manipulate the pitch as well as cue multiple tracks from the iPod.
I've been dj'ing parties,weddings,etc.since 77,i've used it all,turntables,cassettes,cd's and now i-pod's,and i have to say it's the handiest thing i've ever used,not having to carry albums,cd'd or tapes makes it that much easier.Just because a person doesn't mix doesn't mean your not a DJ use the right equipment for the right job and lok-up dj in the dictionary. Variant(s): or disk jockey Function: noun : an announcer of a radio show of popular recorded music; also : one who plays recorded music for dancing at a nightclub or party
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