SNAMM03: Numark Turntable Plays CDs

US CDX-1 is full size for authentic response.      24/07/03

SNAMM03: Numark Turntable Plays CDs
Wicka, wicka, wicka - CD player

This large shiny turntable is actually a CD deck. Decks for the CD DJ usually feature a small decklike surface about the size of a CD for cueing, scratching and other vinyl effects. In Numarks opinion this has never quite hit the mark, unable to bridge the gap between CD and vinyl. According to them, the new CDX-1 does. It features a full size, weighted platter complete with vinyl and slipmat for authentic control of your CD. The CDX- also plays MP3 files offering the same degree of control, so you could fit your entire set on one disc and travel really light. Features
  • Fully motorized high torque (4.5kgcm) motor
  • 12" platter that allows for vinyl record
  • Dual Battle Style turntable controls
  • VFD Matrix Displays time, MP3 song title, waveform display with cue points, function modes, BPM
  • Slot load CD drive
  • Plays MP3s with title readout
  • Seamless loop with smart loop, live trim and auto dissecting
  • 2 hot stutter starts
  • Adjustable startup and braking speeds
  • Multiple DSP effects - phase, sonar, slide, echo, filter and chop
  • Forward/reverse toggle with bleep
  • Anti shock buffer
  • Key lock at any tempo up to +/-100% with key change
  • Built in BeatkeeperTM with auto sync of effects, loops and external devices
  • Save 3000 cue points
  • +/- 6, 12, 25 and 100% pitch control
  • MIDI in/.out
  • Digital out
  • Fader/remote start + relay
  • Sleep mode to save laser life
  • Upgrades via internet downloads The CDX1 will be available later this year at around $999
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