iPod DJ Console

Written on April 14, 2005 by Nick Santilli and 6 people have commented

While I’m sure iPodLounge will be all over this in the weeks ahead, here’s a quick glimpse of the iPod DJ Mixer. Looks super cool. I’m no DJ, but I could have fun with that I’m sure.

Hat-tip Gizmodo

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#1 SPeedY_B says:
Unfortunately, It’s nothing but a product to cash in on the popularity of the iPod.

iPod = No pitch Control, meaning the mixer is simply using the iPod as a HDD and not as an actual iPod, in turn making the use of an iPod with the mixer/product, completely worthless. Nice idea to have a HDD based mixing console though.
#2 Josh Pigford says:
“It’s nothing but a product to cash in on the popularity of the iPod.”

Is that such a bad thing? I wouldn’t say it’s worthless…I’d say it’s a wise business decision.
#3 George Erazo says:
Wow, I just came in from a “house party” and the music was provided via 2 iPods and a speaker system.. Here’s an example when someone does something right..it catches on. Tapes (walkmans), Cd players, became CDRW’s or MP3’s now we have the “iPod 5000 - 10,000 songs! If you are a DJ this is something you need..Ask yourself, Who carries CDs anymore? this just makes life simple! Its awsome.. Plus I have seen it in person ..Ill get mine next week.
#4 Johnnie Vargas says:
This is going to set the DJ free. Numark iDj2 with pitch control!!!

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/ele/145294883.html
#5 richard says:
can u mack ur onw techno with Numark’s iPod DJ Mixer
#6 dj phantom says:
i never used it the pricy tag is to much..i might rent it to try at a party ,i agree i was at a banquet and the sound was impeckible…