Detail 01
Tone-arm-free DVS playback with Magvel clamp
Digital playback is controlled without using the tone arm; the clamp is used for record handling.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around two PLX-CRSS12 decks, this package moves between DVS control and conventional vinyl playback. DVS mode uses the Magvel clamp instead of the tone arm, so scratching can continue without needle skipping; analog playback returns to the S-shaped arm. Adjustable record feel, torque settings, and three stop-speed choices let each deck respond differently under hand. Four assignable MIDI pads and the OLED display keep performance controls and playback details close at hand. The included Concorde Club twin pack completes both decks for vinyl use.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Digital playback is controlled without using the tone arm; the clamp is used for record handling.
Detail 02
Record feel, motor response, and deck stopping behavior can be set to match the performance approach.
Detail 03
Both turntables are supplied with Club cartridges for analog vinyl playback.
Detail 04
These are the supplied Club cartridge specifications.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. They provide DVS playback and an analog mode for traditional vinyl playback.
DVS playback is tone-arm-free and uses the Magvel clamp.
Yes. The package includes an Ortofon Concorde Club cartridge twin pack.
Reference
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