A ready-to-go scratch system!

No need to spend more when you can get started with the Numark Battle Pack DJ System. Includes the DM950 mixer, 2 TT1625 turntables with cartridges and a pair of slipmats, a pair of HF125 headphones, and all connecting cables. Plug in and get scratchin'.

The DM950 is a compact, rugged mixer packed with essential features. Includes a replaceable crossfader, 2-band EQ per channel, durable steel construction, a comfortable sloped front panel, 2 phono- and 2 line-level RCA inputs, and a 1/4" mic input.

The TT1625 is a direct-drive turntable featuring 10% pitch adjustment, 33 and 45rpm speeds, an aluminum platter, S-shaped tone arm, and dual start/stop controls.

The HF125 headphones feature flexible, 7-position, independently adjustable padded ear cups; large 40mm mylar speaker drivers; 6' tangle-resistant cord; and padded headband.

Numark Battle Pak DJ System Features:

• 2 TT1625 direct-drive turntables
• DM950 mixer
• HF125 headphones
• 2 Groove Tool cartridges and slipmats

Order today and get on your way to full scratchability!

Numark Battle Pak DJ System

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Low Cost = Low Quality

Posted by LT from San Diego, CA on Dec 11, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Recording Engineer, DJ, Live Sound

Reviewer's Play Style: Hip-Hop

I own this pack and I can honestly say that it is NOT WORTH IT. If you are trying to get started, it would be better to buy one nice turntable and save for the next one rather than these. I wish that I had never bought these. The mixer, headphones, and needles are the cheapest things that you can find in the stores today. My turntables are now sitting in a storage box and I will probably never use them again.

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Great for Beginners

Posted by Ink-Eyez from King William, VA on Sep 5, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: N/A

Reviewer's Play Style: Industrial, Gabber, Electronica

Pretty decent setup. Lacking in features, but it's great for the money. The needles are pretty cheapo (about $15 each), so be sure to invest into some nice ones. If you can't spend a crapload of money, invest in this setup and Serato Scratch Live.

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Great for beginners, not great for pros.

Posted by A*J*M from Hernando, Ms on Jun 5, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Bedroom DJ

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic dance (Disco, FreeStyle, 80s R&B)

They are neat to work on if yr just fiddling around as a beginner, but once you start mixing well, it's not that great. You constantly have to move the pitch slider in order to beatmatch another song; even then, the beats would occasionally clash. If you are a very desperate beginning mix-DJ without much dough (which I was), get this just to practice on; but if you wanna be a scratch-DJ, stay away from this. The direct drive is not good enough to handle scratching because the motor slowly recovers after scratching. That flaw also gets in the way of letting the record go to reveal the next tune. But, there's not really that much to gripe about considering the price.

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Posted by DJ Ixtab from PA, USA on Apr 23, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: DJ, Producer

Reviewer's Play Style: Psy Trance, Ambient

I've had these as a beginner vinyl setup for about two months, and since then moved to digital. Over the time I used them, I didn't experience any physical problems, and I would expect that they will last a while in full use. Some problems you might have with these are that the pitch control is "just OK" (it doesn't always stick to the same speed, and needs some monitoring now and then), the slipmats generally suck (but can be upgraded for anyone with 20 bucks), and the faders on the mixer DONT SEEM very effective unless you're playing pretty loud, but when you are, they're good, and most importantly, the torque on these, especially considering they're direct drive, was a bit disappointing, so be prepared to handle your records very lightly on the tables, its very easy to get used to and isnt a major problem unless you're expecting technics quality stuff.

In general, if you're a beginner looking for a nice setup to start DJing with, this is for you.

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Great for beginner.

Posted by Quyntarious from Athens, OH on Oct 16, 2005

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: DJ, Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Hardcore, Happy Hardcore,

I got these about a month ago and I was very happy with them, I have had previous experience with them and I can say that for a DJ in a box system, this is an amazing deal. Direct Drive is the way to go. I can vouge for the needles not being that good, mine just went out on me and I had to order more from here. My next up grade will be a new mixer as I have been DJing for a few years prior to getting my own set. But if you are looking to get a new set up in order to learn to be a techno DJ, this is what you are looking for.

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