Terry_42

Yes you are all set and your setup description sounds solid.

Here are some things:

The reloop stylus are made by Ortofon which IMHO is the best stylus company for DJs. They sound good, not audiophile, but good (which is all you need for DVS) and they are very reliable and hold up quite long even with prolonged use.
I would get a spare kit of 2.

Also: Get 2 spare slipmats (I think 2 come in the package of the turntables) and 2 spare control vinyl. As a beginner you will probaly kill a control viny quickly at first 🙂 and the cheaper Serato control vinyls are only like 10 bucks.

Then I can only say: Have Fun!

They might work for a bit, but he definately will kill the speakers. Also monitors are very directional, so there will be OK sound directly in front of the speaker, but it will sound terrible in the rest of the room.

So summary:
– bad sound quality for non studio rooms or not sitting directly in front of them
– will prolly kill the speakers

The 2 you are looking at look good, but I would honestly if you rap also look at the new Roland controller as it has a build in sequencer for beat maps, that are often used in hip hop, also the Denon MC7000 you should take a look at.

Those are usually DJs at the low end of the scale that only get spots because they play free or are friends with someone… this is not where it is going. In fact the ways to express yourself creatively have increased hundred fold when controllers came along compared to old CDJ stuff. It takes some time for those things to catch on, but the DJ booth will be very different in 10 years (except for backwater clubs…). Look at the new Denon pro gear, it is basically a modular controller with build in mini-laptops.

However I have to say one thing: There are some songs (after 20 years) that are my top favorites of all time, that I also do not need headphones on, but you would recognize that transitions would be flawless nonetheless hehe

Welcome! There are many skills that you can learn as a DJ, passion and love for music is a gift that will make you stand out.

The problem is probably the AMD processor. Most DJ software do not like AMD especially running 64-bit Windows.
That is why we only recommend Intel based systems here.

Yeah it looks kinda flimsy, which is unlike Numark. As I said I only worked with the II version without displays, that was rock solid.
However my guess, updates are at least one year out.