Buy Vestax VCI-300MKII DJ ControllerVestax VCI-300MKII DJ Controller Product Description:
- Built in sound card, 4 In/ 4 Out
- Full Version of Serato software included
- Tension adjustable platters
- Superb audio characteristic
- Adjustable jog wheel torque
Product Description
In 2008, Vestax and Serato created a new DJ console for the next generation--the VCI-300+ITCH. The goal was clear--to design a lightweight and compact digital DJ instrument with the touch of analog control. Preserving the concept of the VCI-300+ITCH, the VCI-300MKII has usability improvements based on feedback from VCI-300 customers. Vestax has considered every comment that has been received, and has put them all into action, giving DJs exactly what they want in the VCI-300MKII.
The Vestax Corporation is a company that keeps producing products with uniqueness, foresight, and reliability for the people who do music actively from inputs to outputs of sounds. Vestax's mission is always to deliver products demanded by world's top-class musicians, DJs, music creators, and fans who all want to have reliable music instruments and equipment. Vestax aims to produce premium products with the world's highest level of technologies to live up to users' needs. Vestax products are always developed from users' standpoints and Vestax is most proud that the products represent a part of culture in music. They go on the market after a long process of repeated discussions with top musicians, trials and errors, and strict quality control on production lines.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Great piece of technology
By R. A. Velasco
I've been a DJ since 1994 and have been hoping for something like this to come that'll help me be more modular, reduce my equipment count and weight and still give me the fundamentals that I need in order to perform. This little gadget has met my every requirement in order to put away my technics turntables and put them into semi-retirement. The software that it comes with (Serato Itch), is from the same software manufacturer of Serato Scratch Live - pretty much the standard in DJ software in the U.S. The software is always being updated to better meet the needs and wants of professional DJ's and all the updates are available free of charge - just like in Scratch Live. It's a great piece of technology that would help the budding DJ get started on a budget and it's also a great add-on for the professionals that are either looking to downsize and/or add a backup system to their setup. There's tons of support from the Serato team for the Itch software and the construction on the deck itself is great. It has a great feel to it and transitioning from vinyl and/or cd's to DJ'ing using the VCI is so easy and feels natural, I'm starting to use it more than I use my turntables.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.Bedside DJ paradise.
By Stanley Tam
I grew up with 1200 mkII's and a the low end vestax 2 channel mixer. I have a huge mp3 collection of mostly old school hip hop and have watched through the years the midi decks that have come out and none of them have really seemed to duplicate the feel of analog tables. a few years ago, companies really started stepping it up with serato and final scratch doing their things keeping real vinyl decks alive. for me, the set up was still just too complicated with those so in the past year, it really seemed like a good time to pick something up. my requirements were the following: real time scratching (crabbing, etc), drag and drop pull from itunes playlists, small, lightweight, decently priced. (i paid six bills) and plug and play. just the idea of these requirements would not be possible a few years ago. looking at youtube and reviews online, this mkII seemed like the perfect prescription for my turntable itch. i'll never play at clubs or have a night at some lounge (though i want the option to), will mostly just play in bed or at my office table, or for friends sitting around on the porch. i just want to beat juggle some, scratch some, and play beats. if i want to plug in my 1200 to play records, there is a direct line in for that (something the original vci 300's couldn't do). so this mkII meet all of my requirements. sure the ns7 numark has moving platters and just looks absolutely sick, i can put this on my lap in bed and scratch while layin back with my macbook air with wifi on (no skipping). the platters are smooth, absolute real time no lag, mad colored lights which makes it a lot of fun, intuitive controls. i find myself up at 11 and just leave it on my bed to my side and sit up, put it on my lap, and scratch the ish out of old special ed, rodney o and joe cooley, and wu with new beats by childish gambino, kid cudi, minaj. good times. recommend it.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.One of the best controller's on the market
By Frank Wite
With the recent price drops I decided to pick up one these little gems. I had always wanted one but since I have the ns7 I thought it would never get used. Boy was I wrong! Now after constantly lifting and loading the ns7, I wanted something much lighter with the same or similar capabilites. I remembered the vci-300 mk2 and checked them out to find that they were on sale (making room for the new vci-380). I figured that now is the time to pick one of these controllers up and I'm happy that I did. I have no latency issues and I can scratch for hours with it. It's very easy to pull out anywhere to mix and scratch with. It's also sits perfectly in my lap. My back appreciates the vci 300 and for some reason it has become my go to controller even over my ns7 that I love.
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