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...audio, the DVJ-1000 enables DJ/VJs to create performances with sounds and visuals from DVD, said Karl Detken, director of product planning for DJ products at Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.

By incorporating the key features and controls found in Pioneer's CDJ and DVJ products, the DVJ-1000 becomes the “must have equipment for today's advanced audio and video jocks. Implementation of features from Pioneer's CDJ series, such as large jog-dial controls, enables precise control of the audio and video data, various loop, hot cues, and reverse functions. Pioneer also enhanced the video features from its first generation DVJ product by adding a one-track seamless loop to instantly loop an entire video track to a session, perfect for short visual tracks.

The advancement of the DVJ-1000 also leads to a smaller physical footprint with a 30 percent decrease in size, closer to the dimension of the CDJ-1000 turntable. The change allows the player to fit in the same application of the CDJ players making it easy for DJs to upgrade to video.

Pioneer Turn Tables

Pioneer North America, Inc. is a part of Tokyo-based Pioneer Corporation, a world leader in digital entertainment products. The Company was founded in 1938 in Tokyo as a radio and speaker repair shop. Today, Pioneer is recognized as a leader in technology advancements in the consumer electronics industry. Pioneer is respected for its role in such innovations as interactive cable TV, the Laser Disc player, developing the first Compact Disc player for the car and the first detachable face car stereo, DVD and DVD recording, plasma display, and organic electroluminescent display. The Company's strength in optical disc and display technology is complemented by its state-of-the-art software products and manufacturing capabilities. Pioneer began its North American operations in 1972 and currently employs more than 1,600 people, including many at its Long Beach, California headquarters. Tom Haga is President and Chief Executive Officer of Pioneer North America. Pioneer is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol, PIO.

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Turn Tables

Turn tables are used to record and create new sounds. Music played on a turntable usually consists of wavy lines that can be distorted when the device is scratched or grooved. A turntable is typically circular, flat and stylus that can track the grooves from a record. A DJ turntable is used mix sounds and is most commonly used with a mixer, which gives the disc jockey the ability to easily change the equalizer settings such as the base, treble and other sounds. A lot of DJ’s also like to use multiple turn tables at the same time to play several songs at the same time and to switch from one song to another one smoothly. Although turn tables aren’t as popular as the once were in the 1950s to 1990s many audio enthusiasts still prefer using them instead of digital devices. They believe that the sounds are more natural when it comes from turn tables. Sales of turn tables have improved the last 4 years. Modern turn tables have strobe markings around their edge, which can produce a strobe like effect. They also have some magnetic markings that control the speed and pulses of the system. New turntables can now be directly hooked up to a laptop or computer through its USB port.