Consumer Electronics introduced
Numark X2 hybrid turntable / CD player + MP3 Demo
HTFR presents the Numark X2 Hybrid Turntable / CD Deck + MP3. Shows you how this club quality hybrid turntable works and how it lets you play CDs and vinyl and a mixing unit. The Numark X2 Hybrid Turntable / CD + MP3 bridge can be purchased online at www. HTFR. com * Platinum Direct and MP3-CD Deck * Hybrid CD and vinyl playback on a control panel * CD with vinyl wheel * CD / CD-R / CD-RW / MP3 compatible * + / – 6, 12, 25 and 100% pitch range * 33 and 45 rpm * shaped tone arm system (interchangeable arms) * Reverse play * Bright VFD * Master Tempo (Key lock) * Front axle loading * CD works like a vinyl record Dial * Title Search * Technology * Key Control * Anti-shock protection * Seamless loop * Full vinyl emulation blue LCD display * Start / Pause * CD & double set of RCA outputs (Line level + Vinyl) * User extensible via Internet downloads separately * Includes Blue Vinyl (to yield CDX-style, or use as a weapon in fight against vinyl playback) * Cartridges & needles available
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#7 written by HTFR 1 year ago
@DjBadAssJulia Unfortunately the Numark X2 turntable is now discontinued. If you are looking for a vinyl feel for controlling cds, i can suggest a cd deck such as the dns 3700, or possibly a dvs system such as intimidation touch or serato scratch. If you have any more questions, please don’t hesitate to ask
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#12 written by Boogiematic 1 year ago
They perform the “exact” same way a turntable does, with the obvious added bonuses.(CDMP3 multiple outputs etc…)You can even use the vinyl & the CD at the same time!In my opinion Numark was stupid for discontinuing these. But then again Numark seems to discontinue everything a few months after release.Gemini also makes a similar model.
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#19 written by HTFR 1 year ago
The reason they are so cheap at HTFR is because we want to be the cheapest DJ store out there and have the buying power to pass on the savings to the customer. Not because the Laser in the CD part is unreliable. In fact you get a full years warrenty with the unit. As for trying it out, you can try it out in the HTFR megastore located in Birmingham City Centre which may be possible for you to get to from your location.
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#20 written by sk3tchup 1 year ago
can some1 who’s got a piar of x2 please put a useful vid on youtube! mabey a juggle using the virtural record? basically i really want a piar but all the vids ive watched are wack and dont do the decks any favours! and all the reviews ive read make them sound like belt drive decks with a cdj stuck to the side! y they half price at HTFR? i heard its co the lazor on the CDJ is unrelyable! is there anywhere i can try b4 i buy (southwest UK). peace out
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meh technics are betta i thnk