Any CDJ (or in this case CD Turntable) can hook up to a PC or Mac through use of a DVS soundcard or a digital mixer with dedicated soundcard. So long as you have timecode cd's, your fine.
@cubankind you need some time code reading audio sound card Torq, Serato Scratch Live or Traktor Scratch(audio 6 dj, 8, 10) and then instead of using vinyls on the turntables you will use the time code cd's which came with the audio sound card if you buy the whole package or you can buy the time code cds separately and the sound card separately, I sold my old Audio 8 Dj for about 200 euros I guess you'll find one at that price too and then a timecode cd is about 20 euros and that's it
Men, you know this machines, is posible to connect via midi out port and one midi usb converter to computer for some software ? traktor, deckadance or other ? thsnk for video :D
I have 2 CDX still in boxes because shortly after they were used the cd would not read. I tried recording them in all different speeds and still didn't work. Just taking up space now.
I was thinkin' of buyin' this turntables but I've heard alot of bad reviews 'bout it not readin' discs right after and wat not. Don't Get me wronG I like da turntables miGht just Get 'em 2 Get dat authentic vinyl touch
