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The Numark HDX is the world’s first and only tabletop HD/CD/MP3 player. With an ultrahigh
torque motorized 12†platter, the HDX utilizes a real vinyl record for the ultimate vinyl feel. Now you can dramatically reduce the weight of the music you transport, and increase the volume and variety of your library.
Styled after Numark’s highly successful CDX player, the new HDX is the most advanced DJ media player available. Complete with an onboard hard drive, USB 2.0 ports, and an 8x CD reader, the HDX is the perfect tool for professional and aspiring performing DJs, mobile DJs, producers and club installers.
The HDX includes a removable 80 GB hard drive supporting MP3, WMA, and WAV media formats. The unit’s enhanced search capabilities facilitate easy file location by artist, album, genre, track, plus BPM. With high-speed USB 2.0 connectivity, you now have full access to the hard drive for both Mac and PC, making updating of content easier than ever.
Positioning
The new HDX is the ultimate digital turntable, providing you with the benefits of a “real†vinyl control surface, and giving you random access to audio that only a hard drive can provide.
Applications
From scratch and mobile DJs, to producers and DJs in live bands, the HDX is designed to support all the needs of the digital DJ of today and tomorrow.
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions: 17.75" x 14.5" x 3.625"(HxWxD) (371mm x 451mm x 92mm)
Weight: 22 lbs / 10kg
Key Features & Benefits
1) Authentic turntable feel
• Ultra-high torque (4.7 kgf cm) direct drive motor
• Full size 12†platter holds a real user replaceable vinyl record
2) Extensive DSP functionality
• Scratching, looping, smart looping via Numark’s proprietary Beatkeeper™ technology, auto beat matching
• Beat-synched effects include sonar, slide, filter, echo, chop
• ±100% pitch control, Key Lock
3) Slot load CD transport
• Fast CD loading
• Front-load slot
Pfft...looks way to complicated, how the hell are you suppost to find tunes on that tiny screen? The last thing you want to be doing is fiddling with all the knobs and buttons on that thing when playing live, especially if you never used one before. How much music do you need anyway...chances are the longest your going to be playing is about 2 hours.
Scholtzy wrote:Pfft...looks way to complicated, how the hell are you suppost to find tunes on that tiny screen? The last thing you want to be doing is fiddling with all the knobs and buttons on that thing when playing live, especially if you never used one before. How much music do you need anyway...chances are the longest your going to be playing is about 2 hours.
I'm sure it's not that difficult dude, practise makes perfect as with most things. And if I could have all my rec's and CD's on one portable platform - I'd consider that a pretty good thing!
