Where can I find vinyl-like turntables that act as CDJ's for Serato, but still have the vinyl feel?

Numark NS7 II will also work… but I cannot tell if it is already available in numbers.

Did I mention torque adjustable from 1,5 to 5!!! kg?

BMW 316i from 1995 8-), I love the classic looks.

And OP never talked about money/budget. I figured if you can “replace your current controller because, well, I just want to” that there is a certain leeway in the budget.

He didn’t say “I want vinyl-like controllers that I can use with Serato, but I only have 400USD to spend” :D.

Not sure what the NS7-II will set him back where he is, but here it is about 1995 dollar. Granted if you get two SC3900s (1295 ea) you,d still need a serato approved mixer if you plan on doing DVS. So yeah, most definitely a more expensive option. The NS7-II comes with Serato, the Denon solution doesn’t.

Having said that, there ARE a few differences. Like being able to play CD’s and USB sticks straight from the players. They can be used standalone in a CDJ/club-like setup. I think a mixer/sc3900 setup is in a way different ballpark (and requires a way different approach/workflow) than a controller (even one that is as nice as the NS7-II).

Again, he asked a question, we answered, lol.

Greetinx,
C.

Its a turntable with a USB plug. Mostly for hooking up the turntable to your computer to digitize vinyls.

Yeah the SC3900 are sweet 😉 and yes with a Serato Mixer (the new rane is so sexy…) it would be awesome, but extremely expensive and you need to hook everything up …
The NS 7 II while still expensive and smaller platters, they do feel nice. I only had hands on time with the prototype, but the platters felt very good, torque was nice and also adjustable (not sure how much) and you can definitely pull of all the scratch moves you want.

So in the end it will be a matter of taste and budget.

Usually his left hand, behind his ear.