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dvice.com - 12/9/2008

Japanese DJ software offers perfect excuse for buying a second iPhone

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As the club DJ transition from vinyl turntables to CD turntables to dual iPods has progressed audiences have become more accepting of the changing dynamic. But some DJs still long for the old school vinyl aesthetic. Japanese design and software group Delaware has unveiled a solution to remedy ...

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