Low Hiss

A basic 48 points half-normalled patchbay, I don't own it since long enough to rate its durability

This oversized pedal is equally as dope as a low-pass filter as it is a colouring/character/distortion box with the filter fully open. I run anything from a square wave to full instrumentation samples through this thing and it always manages to impress me.

The 2KXL is really an amazing piece of gear on which you can work very quickly once you get the hang of it. The pads are some of the best I've ever tried. I have an external scsi drive to make up for the only downside of this machine to me: the use of floppy disks.

This cheap sampler is really perfect for old-school Hip-Hop type beats. The bitcrusher gives some nice grittyness, the vinyl simulator is great too. The 26 effects are really where this unit shines. The built-in sequencer sucks, but at least it's there. I sequence using my MPC 2000XL, and the SP-303 compliments it very well.

A good turntable which implements the now famous Super-OEM internal design by chinese company HanPin. The features are nice; adjustable torque (1.6 kg/cm - 4.5 kg/cm), 33/45/78rpm, +/-50% pitch, 2 start/stop buttons for battle mode...

The classic scratch mixer used by many famous battle & scratch DJs. It is solid basic 2-channel DJ Mixer with adjustable CF curve, 2-band EQ, effects send/receive... The crossfader cut isn't that sharp stock, but when installing the provided pieces it becomes as sharp as can be (less than a millimeter to get to full volume).

Those monitors are truly amazing and well worth the money. They have a very clear sound, flat enough for mixing/mastering while remaining very enjoyable to listen to. The low-ends are really nice, almost enough without a sub in my opinion, although the 8" version would be perfect for that use.

Very good quality to price ratio for these quite cheap monitors

These are really great for the money. The bass response is better than most other headphones in this price range, while maintaining a very clear sound in the mids & highs. You can definitely use those to do a quick mix-down on the go or when the house is sleeping.

A great scratch needle made in collaboration with the great DJ Q.Bert. High output volume with a nice curve, and it really sticks to the records well, it hardly ever skips. The concorde design makes it so it's easier to be precise when needle-dropping. It seems to cause more cue-burn to my records than my Shure M44-7 though.

This classic turntablist needle is a very good performer and has been trusted by almost all world-famous battle DJs for a couple decades. Its output level is quite high with a nice low-end, it pretty much never skips unless you're very heavy-handed with your scratches. Not the best needle for sampling, but it's a very reliable needle for scratching/mixing/backspinning.

A very (too?) basic USB mixer. Works as advertised though.

Bluetooth headphones are usually something to stay away from in teerms of sound quality, but it isn't the case with those at all. They sound very good for any type of in-ear headphones in that price-range. My go-to heaphones for going outside.