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When you’re spinning vinyl, your headphones are not only just an unimportant accessory, they’re your link between the groove you’re cueing and the track the crowd hears. Because vinyl DJing often happens in loud environments (clubs, bars, home systems) you need headphones that do several things well:

Whether you’re just starting out with vinyl DJing, leveling up to play gigs, or looking for club-standard decks that will last a lifetime, choosing the right turntable is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. With so many options on the market, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.

If you’ve started building your vinyl collection, you’ve probably noticed that many classic records exist in multiple versions: original pressings, reissues, and sometimes even remastered editions. Should you buy original vinyl pressings or reissues? Learn the key differences in sound, price, and collectability to choose the best option for DJs and collectors.

Finding the best cartridges for your vinyl DJing style is really important. You can spend hundreds of dollars on a extensive setup, but if your cartridge does not fit your needs, it is all for nothing. A good cartridge doesn’t just read the grooves of your records, it shapes the sound quality, tracking ability, and overall feel of your vinyl mixing. But with different cartridge types on the market, many beginning vinyl DJ’s wonder: Which one is best for DJing?

If you’re diving into the world of vinyl DJing or even dabbling in digital mixing, a budget-friendly DJ mixer is one of the most essential pieces of gear to get started. Find out which budget mixer meets your needs!

Starting your journey as a vinyl DJ in 2025? One of the most important investments you’ll make is in your first turntable setup. Unlike digital controllers, vinyl decks demand tactile control and offer a deeply authentic DJing experience. In this guide, I’ve handpicked the best turntables for learning vinyl DJing, based on reliability, features, price, and beginner-friendliness. Perfect for aspiring DJs who want to spin records.