The Hercules DJ DJControl Inpulse T7 gives you an authentic DJ experience with motorized platters and a central mixer. Designed for beginners and pros alike, this two-channel controller lets you hone your skills with included DJ software and platters that provide a genuine vinyl feel. Motorized Platters Provide Tactile Feedback The 7" platters feature slipmats and separate vinyl records, allowing you to remove the records for a customizable look. With variable speeds from 0 to 33 1/3 RPM in an instant, you can beatmatch, mix and scratch like the pros. The platters provide the same resolution as professional turntables for an authentic feel. Central Mixer Offers Per-Channel Control The mixer section puts all the essential controls at your fingertips. Three EQ knobs, gain knob and filter knob give you control over each channel's sound. Volume faders, VU meters and a crossfader allow for smooth mixes and transitions. You have the flexibility to filter, tweak and transform the audio on the fly. Compact, Lightweight Build is Easy to Transport Weighing just 11lb., the DJControl Inpulse T7 is highly portable. Retractable feet provide stability during use while integrated handles make it easy to transport and store. For on-the-go DJs or those with limited space, this controller offers professional quality in a compact package. Software Helps You Learn the Craft Serato DJ Lite and DJUCED software are included to help you master mixing and scratching. With the same technology as Serato DJ Pro, the DJControl Inpulse T7 provides an accessible yet powerful platform to develop your skills. You can create mashups by combining vocals, melodies and more.

A modern take on a DJ controller that emphasizes the tactile feeling of vinyl turntables, the DJControl Inpulse T7 motorized DJ controller from Hercules is here to deliver old-school feel in the modern age! The dream of many aspiring DJs has long been rooted in the past, in the days of spinning vinyl records and creatively transitioning between tracks to add a little of the DJ’s own distinct flavor to the mix. Turntablism and vinyl are synonymous with those early days of Djing, and the innovators of the art used these tools to create a lasting image of DJs as taste-making, music-manipulating icons. Today’s modern DJs have taken to spinning on digital controllers with motorized jog wheels, vinyl discs, and slipmats that pay homage to the first DJs who paved the way for their modern success.