The Stanton 500 AL-ii were my first pair of head shells & needles. Man… what a throwback.
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My first ones were the blue DJ carts, I think they were about £120 for the pair back then, if only if only.
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I’ve got one of the OM carts for listening sessions Beatmaster:) on an OG technics headshell (the M3D one with screw in weight), great for ripping vinyl to digital.
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Very nice ! looks cozy
I got me some new song request cards 
. Loosely based on the design of the Basf tapes from the late 80’s and early 90’s.
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Most kids nowadays wouldn’t even know what tape cassette is 
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Do you also provide “Ben-E Pens” for your audience to use? I can’t imagine anyone preparing for a night out, thinking that they must take a pen with them in case they need to write. 
Isnt that a pencil holder?
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Old school fidget spinner
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I’d absolutely love one of those Euphonias.
TR-8s & Korg Minilogue XD to add something to my Tracks and learn to play with both
Midi Sync with my Prime go+ is under construction…
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Nice, but the sync side of things would have been easier with Link enabled devices.
I’ll try out the translation software “Link to MIDI” on my iPhone with a USB-C to MIDI adapter in the next few days. It’s been mentioned somewhere in this forum.
I’ve had it for just over a week now and I’m really enjoying it. The ability to route FX to the isolator is a great feature, and using the digital inputs with the 6000s frees up the line inputs for other toys
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Yeah it looks an awesome mixer 
, would work perfectly in my setup.
So far, it’s fitted into my workflow really well and has taken the place of my ARS, a MIDI controller, and an audio interface. It’s a really versatile bit of kit.
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