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Notes: The Zomo VS-Box 7/100 is a practical way to store your vinyl in a stylish and efficient way.

The Zomo VS-Box 7/100 is made of solid MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) and laminated with tough water-repellent decor. This model is easy to install, multiple stackable and can be combined with other VS-Boxes. The Box is also compatible to vinyls in protection covers.

The capacity can vary by the thickness of your vinyl.

Sheer genius and totally cool! It's ZOMO!

Notes: The Zomo carbon fiber brush VBC-01 is the perfect way to clean your vinyl without electrostatic charge. A gentle brush with the microniser prior to record playing enables a million tiny filaments to discharge the harmful deposits from the grooves and bring a new dimension to record care.

Notes: The Zomo earpad set is suitable for the headphones Technics RP-DH1200 and Pioneer HDJ-1000/-1500/-2000.

With this pads you can leave a creative note on your headphones and you can give an old headphone a new look within seconds. Also you can save the stable value and the great look of your professional Technics DJ headphones.

Features
Material: PU (100% Polyurethane)
Colours: black
Weight: 18 g

Suitable for the following headphones
Technics RP-DH1200
Pioneer HDJ-1000
Pioneer HDJ-1500
Pioneer HDJ-2000

The headphones in the picture are not included, they are for demonstration purposes only.

Notes: The cost effective way of replacing the cable of your HD25 heaphones. These replicas are perfect for extending the life of your precious Sennheiser heaphones without breaking the bank.

Notes: This earpad set is made of velour in wood colour and suitable for Sony MDR-V700 DJ headphones.

With these pads, you can leave a creative note on your headphones and you can give an old headphone a new look within seconds. Also you can save the stable value and the great look of your professional Sony DJ headphones. The velour earpads are very comfortable to wear even if it's getting more hot and the normal earpads are full of sweat.

Notes: Lipsk facilitates the inversion of the individual bits produced by Drezno (or any other module connected to its input header at the back), and delivers the resulting code to its output header. Bit inversion can be manually controlled by pressing any of combination of its eight illuminated buttons, or it can be automated by patching gate signals into its gate input sockets. An active (5V) gate flips the state of the respective bit. If the button is active (bit already flipped), then the gate flips the bit again yielding double inversion (no inversion). The corresponding LEDs show the combined effect of both manual and gate actions. The bit processing logic is hardware-based, so there is virtually no latency, allowing the binary signals to be manipulated at extreme rates.

Review: The music that makes up Harmony of Difference, Kamasi Washington's first EP of note since the release of acclaimed 2015 album The Epic, was premiered live as a "six-track movement" earlier this year. The "suite" - here stretched across both sides of an essential 12" - sees Washington continue to explore the idea of what it means to be black in America in the 21st century. Musically, the EP contains some of his smoothest and most laidback compositions yet, with all his musical collaborators being on fine form. The headline attraction is undoubtedly 14-minute flipside "The Truth", an almost operatic jazz epic full of swelling choral contributions, fizzing drum solos, rising horns and, of course, plenty of Washington's distinctive saxophone.

Review: Coldwave excursionist Shari Vari aka Void Vision finally comes through with her highly awaited Sub Rosa LP on the gorgeously on-point Mannequin imprint. The taster EP "Sour" out earlier this year was a taster of what's to come from Vari in terms of diversity and quality. Sub Rosa contains a little of everything when it comes to the electronic dance edge, where "Everythin Is Fine", for example, takes a techno beat and slaps down some vocals all over its makeup, while "Hidden Hand" is a true Drexciyan electro number. Then there's more abstract moments such as "Slow Down", "Vulgar Displays" with its rolling stabs of percussion and "Queen Of Hearts" with that humungous swell of low-end and quirky, heady melodies. Yum.

Notes: Keep your LP jackets pristine with Vinyl Styl's protective outer record sleeves with hang tabs.

Review: The skittering drums, sweet nihilistic croons and chiming melodies of Dublin three-piece Villagers make it six albums in eight years. It clearly remains, then, that they are sweethearts of the label, and they squeeze everyone's most trusted vital organ once more by romancing our chest plates with numbers like "Again" and "Fool". There are more experimental dream sequences to be heard in tracks like "Love Came With All That It Brings" though, but back on track you'll find the more feel good in "Real Go-Getter" and "Ada". But really it's about the gnarly synth jam that is this album's title track.

Review: Lux Interior and Poison Ivy, of Cramps fame, team up to deliver Leather Jackets and Diesel Smoke, a whopping 50-track compilation that documents their utmost personal favourite rock recordings, in the micro-veins of acid folk, rockabilly and psychobilly. We'll doff and eat our hats if both said punk legends' rising signs aren't Scorpio. With madcap performances from Donnie James with the Mighty Joe Houston Orchestra, Tall Tonio And The Mello-Dees, Chris Christian And The Chordaires, Elisabeth Waldo, Fred Katz and John Reedy and His Stone Mountain Trio among many more, this is a cavalcade of no-hit wonders, every last one of them a gem. Amounting to a contemporaneous account of the music that The Cramps heard and loved during their rise to notoriety, not to mention the lesser-known music that would've graced the halls of New York's CBGB club, of which they were favourite performers.

Review: Music From Memory's last epic compilation, 2017's Outro Tempo, did a terrific job in uncovering the dusty, rarely visited corners of Brazilian electronic music. Uneven Paths offers a similar service to those interested in the eccentric, often inspired fringes of European pop music. Of course, compilers Jamie Tiller and Raphael Top-Secret are not interested in run-of-the-mill or commercial synth-pop, but rather "deviant pop" - melodious, left-of-centre curiosities that some may describe as "Balearic". This is pop music from the outer limits, where tracks variously draw influence from spoken word, global rhythms, post-punk fusion, jazz, new age ambient and kosmiche. It goes without saying that the crate-digging duo's selections are spot on throughout, with genuine surprises around every corner.

Review: Scotch Bonnet's periodic Puffers Choice compilations are always worth picking up, featuring as they do a mixture of label highlights from Mungo's HiFi and their closest collaborators, and tracks from like-minded producers and vocalists scattered around the UK and far beyond. Predictably, this third volume - the first in two years - is every bit as essential as its predecessors. It boasts a mixture of digi-dub, revivalist roots, dancehall and lover's rock, with highlights including Viktoriuous's hook-up with Earl Cunningham, 'Hotstepper', the raw weight of Parly B's killer crew cut 'Lyrics Spree' (featuring Daddy Freddy and Tippa Irie, amongst others), the future dancehall of Shokryme and RTKaL's 'BBS', and the soulful, warped bass-sporting heavy dub pressure of Skari's 'Black' (featuring INT Dub).

Review: The Vanishing Twins first surfaced in 2016 with their Choose Your Own Adventure LP before taking some years away to magically re-appear like ghosts can do with The Age Of Immunology. The album brings together space pop with African spoken word and poetry, odd-ball percussion and strangely inspired UK synth pop made to fit a world of other exotic musical styles. There's no denying the unique sound that the band have conjured and it's something for those Broadcast, Pram and Stereolab fans out there in need of new, inspired material. At 10 tracks long it's a magical carpet ride for the ears and you'll never know what part of the world you'll end up.

Review: Mika Vainio's "Olento" is one of the key albums from his fine discography and now, finally, it is available on vinyl for the first time. The sophomore album first landed in 1996 and laid down a new blueprint for minimal techno that has rarely been bettered since. The album is also a fine summation of the Finnish artist's sublime and singular style - icy ambient tundra that are vast in scale but minute in detail, warped synth oscillations that sound at once futuristic but also somehow like field recordings from a lonely part of the arctic circle, and brain melting sine waves that lock you in a trance. Essential.

Notes: UDG presents the Urbanite Series, cutting edge bags for today's on-the-go DJs / Producers. Each design not only makes you feel good, they make you look great. The Controller Sleeve lets you take a wide variety of your essential gear for your digital set up from one gig to the next. The main compartment includes high-density egg-crate interior padding that protects jog wheels, faders and buttons of various sized equipment. It lets you safely store your digital controller (such as the Pioneer DDJ-REV7, XDJ-RX3, XDJ-XZ, XDJ-RX2, DDJ-RZ, DDJ-SZ2, Numark NS7III) in the main compartment. The UDG Controller Sleeve is available in 3 sizes: Medium, Large & Extra Large skilfully designed to fit many different models of equipment safely during transport.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight: 2,90 kg / 6.38 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 92.2 x 49.2 x 13.5 cm | 36.3 x 19.4 x 5.3 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 89.2 x 46.2 x 10.5 cm | 35.1 x 18.2 x 4.1 inch
Material: Water repellent laminated 600D Polyester exterior
Protection: Egg Crate interior protects jog wheels, faders & buttons
Adjustable foam inserts to customize main compartment to your gear

Extras

Easy grip zipper pulls
Convenient carry handle
Padded shoulder strap

Fits

Pioneer DDJ-REV7, XDJ-RX3, XDJ-XZ, XDJ-RX2, DDJ-SZ2, DDJ-RZ, DDJ-SZ, XDJ-RX
Numark NS7III/ NS7II/ NS7 FX
Denon DJ MCX8000
Or similar size controllers

Notes: UDG presents the Urbanite Series, cutting edge bags for today's on-the-go DJ's / Producer's. Each design not only makes you feel good, they make you look great. The Controller Backpack lets you take a wide variety of your essential gear for your digital set up from one gig to the next. It lets you safely store your digital controller (Pioneer DDJ-SX3, Native Instruments S8) in the main compartment while in the side entry laptop compartment you can store up to 19" laptop. It has enough space in the two front pockets to store all your other necessities; hard drives, headphone, cables & accessories and is fully padded in all the right places for the ultimate in protection. The backpack has a 4-method carrying system. The UDG Controller Backpack is available in 2 sizes: Medium & Large skillfully designed to fit many different models of equipment safely during transport.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight: 3,95 kg / 8.69 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 73.0 x 43.0 x 22.5 cm | 28.7 x 16.9 x 8.9 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 70.0 x 40.0 x 10.0 cm | 27.6 x 15.7 x 3.9 inch
Material: Water repellent laminated 600D Polyester exterior
Protection: Adjustable foam inserts to customize main compartment to your gear

Extras
4 compartments: main: for controller, side: for laptop up to 19", front: 2x for headphone, hard drives, cables & accessories
4-method carrying system
Easy grip zipper pulls
Convenient carry handle & padded shoulder strap

Fits:
Up to 19" laptop
Pioneer DJ DDJ-FLX6, DDJ-1000SRT, DDJ-800, DDJ-1000, DDJ-RX, DDJ-SX3, DDJ-SX2, DDJ-SX, DDJ-RR, DDJ-SR, DDJ-S1, DDJ-T1
Pioneer DJ XDJ-RR, XDJ-R1, XDJ-Aero
NI Traktor S8
Denon DJ Prime 2, MC7000
Numark NS4FX, NS6II, NS6, 4Trak, N4, Mixdeck Quad
Rane One,
Reloop Mixon 8 Pro, Mixon 4, Touch
Roland DJ 505
or similar size controllers

Notes: Inspired by the legendary UDG ProducerBag, the UDG Ultimate ProducerBag Large has been created to cater for those electronic musicians who crave more space for their performance equipment.

Fits: Pioneer DJM-S5, Toraiz SP-16, Denon DJ Prime Go, Novation AFX, Akai MPC Live II, Reloop Elite, Rane Seventy, Seventy-Two, NI Maschine Jam, and various pedalboards

The UDG ProducerBag Large offers increased space for performers using laptops up to 18.4" and larger MIDI Controllers. Constructed from high quality fabrics, the backpack style UDG ProducerBag Large features padded walls with an adjustable divider to create an internal partition to suit your own requirements. Available in black, the bag offers both comfortable transportation and padded protection for your valuable items.

Specifications

Colour: Black, Orange inside
Weight: 3,25 kg / 7.15 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 56.0 x 45.0 x 18.0 cm | 22.0 x 17.0 x 7.1 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 46.5 x 32.0 x 15.0 cm | 18.3 x 12.6 x 5.9 inch
Material: Water Resistant Nylon 420D
Protection: Padded MIDI Controller compartment
Bottom guards fabrics protect from scuffing and abration.

Extras

6 pockets for Accessories and smaller gears
Top carry handles
Ergonomic detachable shoulder strap
Integrated combination lock.

Fits:

Up to 18.4" laptop
Pioneer DJM-S5, Toraiz SP-16, DJS-1000, DJM-750MK2
NI Traktor Kontrol S2 MK2, Maschine Jam/ MK3/ MK2, Traktor Z2
Denon DJ Prime Go, MC6000 MK2, MC3000
Numark iDJ Live II, Mixtrack II / Pro II
Rane Seventy, Seventy-Two
Akai MPC Live II, APC 40 MK2, MPD232, MPD26, MPD32
Reloop Elite, Beatpad/2, Beatmix, Digital Jockey-3, Jockey 3 Remix, Terminal Mix 2
Novation AFX, 25SL MK2, Launchkey 25, Nocturn 25
Hercules DJConsole RMX2, DJControl Jogvision, DJ Control Air+ S
M-Audio Oxygen 25, Trigger Finger Pro, Xponent
Stanton SCS.4DJ, DJC.4
Livid OHM 64
Vestax VCI-380/400/400DJ,
Arturia Drumbrute, Keylab 25
Various pedalboards

Notes: The UDG Ultimate DIGI Backpack Black/Orange Inside is specially designed to cater for the laptop-based generation DJ affording them maximum functionality with performance orientated style.

Fits: Pioneer DJM-S5, DDJ-XP2, DDJ-200, Akai MPC Live II, NI Maschine MK3/ Jam, Numark Scratch, PT01 Scratch, or similar size controllers.

Ultimate DIGI Backpack specially designed for the laptop DJ. Constructed from high quality water resistant Nylon, it contains a cleverly designed side entry compartment for a laptop up to 15.4" without having the hassle of going through the main body of the bag. The bag main compartment can hold an extra laptop and it can also hold a Native Instruments MASCHINE MK2 size MIDI controller. There is a detachable interface pouch and on top of the bag there is a padded, quick access headphone pocket. There are 5 zipped compartments to securely store USB sticks, SD cards, wires and cables, AC power adapters, compact camera's, MP3 player, and other accessories.

Specifications

Colour: Black, Orange inside
Weight: 1,80 kg / 3.96 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 43.0 x 31.0 x 28.0 cm | 16.9 x 12.2 x 11.0 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 42.0 x 30.0 x 13.0 cm | 16.5 x 11.8 x 5.1 inch
Material: Water Resistant Nylon 450D
Protection: Various padding used

Extras

Front compartment with organization panel and detachable pouch for audio interface
5 exterior pockets for personal essentials, including one with earbud pass-through for Mp3 players
S-curved shoulder straps for ultimate comfort.

Fits:

Up to 15.4" laptop, LP's
Pioneer DJM-S5, DDJ-XP2, DDJ-200, DDJ-XP1, DDJ-SP1, DDJ-WeGO 3/ 4, Toraiz Squid
NI Maschine MK3/ Jam/ MK2
Denon DJ MC2000, SC2000
Akai MPC Live/ II, MPD226, MPD232, MPD32, MPD26, MPK Mini MK II, MPC Element, MPC 500, APC 20, APC Key 25
Ableton Push/ 2
Allen & Heath Xone 23/ C, Xone 43C
Novation Launch Control XL, LaunchPad Pro, Circuit, Twitch, Numark Scratch, Omni Control, Stealth Control, Party Mix, iDJ Live II, Mixtrack Edge
Reloop Beatmix, Digital Jockey III/ II, Mixage IE, Neon
Roland Aira MX-1, TR-707, MC-202, TR-8, TR-8S
Korg MicroKey 25
M-Audio Oxygen 25, Trigger Finger Pro,
Arturia Drumbrute
Gemini FirstMix Pro, Slate2, Slate4, CDJ-700,
Hercules P32 DJ Controller, Universal DJ, DJ Consule 4-MX, DJ Control Air S, DJ Control Wave, DJ Control Instinct
Livid CNTRL:R
Stanton DJC.4
Vestax Spin 2, VCI-300/MK2, VCI-100/MK2
Audio interface or MP3/MP4 player, books and magazines

Notes: A Digital DJ looking for a professional, durable case solution for your NI Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3/ S2 MK3 controllers? Then look no further, UDG have developed a super light EVA Hardcase designed for life on the road. Constructed from durable lightweight compression moulded EVA material with a laminated nylon exterior these cases provides protection against drops, scratches & liquids. Skilfully designed & moulded to fit the NI Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3/ S2 MK3 controllers, these cases are perfect for the travelling DJ that needs to protect their equipment.

Specifications:

Colour: Black
Weight: 1,89 kg / 4.158 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 61 x 38 x 13 cm | 24 x 14.9 x 5.1 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 58.5 x 35.5 x 8.4 cm | 23 x 13.9 x 3.3 inch
Material: Durashock molded EVA foam
Protection: Soft fleece interior

Extras

Easy grip zipper puller
Convenient carry handles
Shoulder strap

Fits:

NI Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3/ S2 MK3 Controller
Pioneer DDJ-REV1
Numark Mixstream Pro
Behringer RD-8
Roland DJ-707M

Review: Almost a year to the day on from the release of the first release from their hush-hush Pezzate imprint, dusty-fingered Italian crate diggers Twice and Volcov with more must-have re-edits of suitably little-known gems. Check first the untitled A-side, where one of the two producers (we're not sure who edited what) successfully takes their scalpel to a sparkling slab of synthesizer-heavy jazz-funk brilliance full of two-step drum machine beats, squelchy acid-style electronics, comforting chords and kaleidoscopic lead lines. There's a more deliciously Balearic feel to the flipside edit, which boasts extended jazz guitar solos and elongated synthesizer chords riding a Latin-tinged fusion groove.

Review: Cuba-meets-Cameroon-via-Guinea-and-Senegal, the roots of this African-adopted Cuban sound are as rich, unique and exciting as Amara Toure's tale itself. After years of club performing in Dakar, Amara and his Black & White Ensemble in the late '60s and proceeded to release 10 songs during the '70s. Here, for the first time ever, all of these recordings are united on this immaculately presented collection. From the cobble-kicking percussive Cuban heels and emphatic harmonies of "Fatou" to the deep yearning crooning blues of "N'ga Digne M'be" and the spacey, out-of-this-world guitars and jazzy trumpet lead of "N'Niyo", there's something very special and unique about this collection. With a heart that beats in Africa but a soul that shines with Cuban fire, as Analogue Africa state themselves... It's only taken 10 songs for Amara to become a legend. Very few artists can claim this feat.