Technics SL-1100 and SL-1200 turntables, from 19, respectively, were designed for home use but the latter gained purchase in the blossoming US disco scene, and later in the hip hop community (alongside the 12” single). In the north of England mobile “disc jockeys” such as Bertrand Thorpe, Ron Diggins and Jimmy Savile (yes, that one, unfortunately) premiered the idea of public dances with no band but music instead provided by cutting between two turntables on an amplified sound system. The result of his labours, the 33.3 RPM 12” album on a plastic compound called vinylite (or ‘vinyl’) rather than shellac, debuted in 1948, while rival company RCA Victor jumped in with the alternative 45 RPM 7” disc the following year.īoth became standard speeds and sizes, for albums and singles, respectively, but three speed record-players (including the 78 RPM option) remained popular for a couple more decades, as did mechanized systems that changed records automatically on long central stacking spindles. Alongside this he introduced the lightweight tone arm and sapphire needle to turntables.
Peter Goldmark, head of research at CBS-Columbia in the US, worked on 33.3 RPM 12” records with microgrooves that offered much better sound quality. The Royal Navy had invented wider frequency recording to track submarines, and 16” 33 RPM ‘V-Discs’ were a step closer to records. The sleek black finish means that no matter what the design of your studio, your monitors will blend seamlessly into your studio for a contemporary look.With 96kHz sampling, updated DECO convex diffusers and crystal clear and balanced sound, whether you’re looking to play DJ sets at home or produce your own music, the Pioneer DM-40D-BT Monitor Speakers are the ultimate choice.Technological innovations during World War II led to a leap forward. A front-mounted headphone port and volume dial mean you have everything you need at your fingertips without ever needing to reach the back of the unit for control over your sound.
With RCA, Minijack and newly implemented TRS jack inputs, your setup will be up and running in no time. Jam-packed with versatile connectivity, you can connect a plethora of equipment to your monitors, from DJ controllers, mixers or even your audio interface outputs and integrate the DM-40D-BT seamlessly into your studio.
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The inclusion of Bluetooth connectivity makes the speakers perfect for wireless use, providing freedom from the restraints of cables. You can choose between ‘DJ’ or ‘Production’ mode and the speakers will automatically calibrate the amplifier for your chosen task. Utilising high-end components, the DM-40D-BT delivers incredible sound quality featuring a DSP-driven power amplifier and a two-way design for optimised sound quality. The Pioneer DJ DM-40D-BT Bluetooth Monitor Speakers are perfect for music producers at home, as well as DJs, gamers and content creators, with built-in Bluetooth connectivity for wireless use. Pioneer DJ DM-40D-BT Desktop Monitor Speakers Simply combine the turntable with the Rekordbox DVS, a suitable DJ mixer and the RB-VS-K Control Vinyl and play your digital record collection using your PLX-500. Pioneer have also brought the classic design to the modern forefront, making the turntable compatible with digital mixing. The sturdy construction includes a detachable dust cover which helps protect your turntable as well as doubling up as a way to display your vinyl cover art while playing your records. The Pioneer PLX-500 is designed for simplicity, with the classic Pioneer turntable design, featuring all the controls right at your fingertips. This makes converting your vinyl collection easier than ever before, simply connect your PLX-500 using the provided USB cable and record your vinyl collection into your selected audio program for high-fidelity audio. The built-in USB OUT connection allows you to connect the turntable directly to your computer and convert your vinyl records in high-quality digital audio files. One of the most unique features of the Pioneer PLX-500 is the ability to digitise your vinyl collection with ease.
The belt drive mechanism and high torque design ensures minimal tempo slips, improving audio quality and performance. The phone/line output switch allows you to connect the PLX-500 directly to your speakers and sound system, eliminating the need for an external amplifier. Pioneer achieve this by creating the shortest possible audio routing from the stylus to the outputs, which helps to reduce distortion and improve audio quality. Just like its predecessors (PLX-1000), the PLX-500 is designed for stellar audio fidelity, letting you hear every nuance of your vinyl collection as it was originally intended. Pioneer PLX-500 Direct Drive Turntable Exceptional audio quality
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