Gear

Best of NAMM: iPod Turntables, Home Studio Spoils and Console Porn

Whether you're a musician, DJ or producer, you'll want to check out our picks for the hottest music tech on the show floor of this year's music-merchants conference.
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allows full control over all the music in your iPod -- including mixing, cueing, looping and even scratching. You can plug turntables, CD players, mikes and USB mass-storage devices (thumb drives, etc.) into it, to expand your mixing options. Available soon for around $600.Photo: Dave Bullock
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