Questions & Answers for Vestax Spin DJ USB Controller

Hi Jessie
Yes.

the power adapters that are sold by apple (and most other companies) are listed as 120-240 volt devices, 50-60 cycle AC (or there about) so they can be used in EU, USA, UK, ASIA, etc. It is very rare these days to find chargers that aren't multivoltage input. All of them will have the input written on them (al be it maybe in VERRRRY small letters...)

The main only difference is on the plug into the electric end adapter you have (for me in USA, it is always the two parallel flat prongs) and the adapter that you'll need for each country. To clarify, by this I mean the two round prong adapter for EU, the three kind of square prongs for UK, the two parallel flat prongs for USA etc

as long as you have these adapters (either thru apple which sells a kit that has the adapters that REPLACE your existing one on their charger OR thru some third party vender that you then plug your original apapter into.

the apple one has the advantage of replacing your current one from another country and no need to think about it. the third party adapters have the advantage of being able to be used for other device chargers such as your phone charger or camera battery charger for instance.

One thing I do if I need to plug a number of items in is not only carry a third party travel adapter to my own country devices, BUT I also carry a standard three prong power tap from my home country to be able to plug in three home country devices into one adapter.

these three prong taps (available at hardware stores etc) are also useful in my home country for instance at an airport when I need to charge my phone, AND all the available outlets are being used by other travelers, nobody usually minds if you unplug them for a moment, put in the three outlet tap, replug them in and have two extra outlets for me

By the way, I understand that the apple chargers for mac are ONLY sold by apple, due to the patented mag safe connection so that is why I choose that product.

• Answered by Barrie S from Long Beach
• 24/08/2012
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As far as I know, most AC Adapters are around the same thing at both ends. Go to your local Electrical store, and ask them. Thats your best option.

• Answered by Liam F from Melb
• 24/12/2010
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You need a power-amp to drive the speakers, yes. 1000 watts is probably going to be a lot of volume. I'm assuming though you're not planning to play at clubs or anything like that just yet. Make sure you have a set of headphones too by the way, you need them for proper DJing.

• Answered by Victor V from Toronto
• 18/01/2010
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NO.

The Vestax Spin controller is designed specifically for use with the included AlgoRiddim DJay software.

While it is true that the Spin is totally capable of being assigned to work with practically any other DJ application...in no way does this deem that it should be sold on it's own. Considering that the Vestax Spin sells for nearly HALF the cost of a comparable Vestax VCI-100 and includes an internal soundcard (the VCI-100 does not), so maybe you should just consider the software as an added FREE bonus.

• Answered by Alan S from Marietta
• 17/01/2010
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Yes, of course it does, as long as it meets the minimum system requirements.

• Answered by Garrett H from Laguna Hills
• 13/01/2010
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alot

• Answered by Eoghan B
• 07/12/2009
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You can record just the microphone from the Spin, but that's a waste of the product and overkill. You Mac already includes audio input, so if you aren't going to use the mixing capability of the Spin, you don't need to (and shouldn't) spend the money.

• Answered by Timothy H from South Jordan
• 28/11/2011
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$249.95

• Answered by Chris S from Britton
• 01/12/2009
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if your software (e.g. Traktor) has MIDI learn, you can use this controller as a basic MIDI device.

• Answered by Bernardo A from Los Angeles
• 01/12/2009
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You shouldn't need a learn function in the software that is bundled with the program. The DJAY software is already setup for the hardware, it looks like they were designed together.

• Answered by David B from Biddeford
• 19/11/2009
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