DJ Players

American Musical Supply is excited to be your stop for DJ Players from Pioneer, Denon, Numark, Gemini, and other top brands! We offer True 0% interest payment plans - applying is easy. Use your own debit or credit card, enjoy fast and free shipping, and add DJ Players to your creative setup.

We make buying DJ Players quick and easy - in-stock items that are ordered before 3PM EST will ship out the same day! Do you have questions about DJ Players and want to know which model would be best for you? Give us a call at 800-319-9043 - our experts are standing by.

AMS is stocked with a wide variety of these powerful DJ tools and they are the ultimate way to incorporate audio from various physical and digital layouts to form the foundation of your DJ sets. In addition to playing CDs, there are models that can play audio from MP3 discs, DVDs, flash media, SD-card storage, and even connect to a computer through USB or wireless to access entire music libraries. On the digital side, MP3, WAV, AAC, AIFF, FLAC, and even Apple Lossless Audio (ALAC) formats can be incorporated. Be sure to check the specs of each model to find your level of compatibility and don’t hesitate to contact our gear specialists with any specific questions.

A pair of DJ Players and a mixer is a versatile way to DJ without needing to be dependent on a computer, although you can often partner up with one if you’d like. Tempo indicators, cue points, an individual track's sonic waveform, and plenty of controls for effects are all conveniently within arm’s reach. Touchscreen technology has also made the jump to these devices, making it even easier to guide every aspect of your set. Compared to turntables, media players are a bit smaller and make for a more compact setup. When travelling and storing these, a hard case for your whole rig is still highly recommended.

During the mid-to-late 1980s, compact discs (CDs) steadily rose to prominence as the way to consume media. These advances led to the creation of newer devices in the DJ realm. The most notable was the CD turntable, or 'CDJ.' This offered DJs the ability to set cue points digitally using the track timers, while maintaining a comfortable feel similar to turntables. You no longer had to carry a heavy crate of vinyl and could use a larger - yet lighter - book of CDs. Fast forward to the late 1990s. With the spread of file-sharing and burning CDs with CD-writers (a sort-of mixtape 2.0), you can see why the CDJ was an incredibly popular choice in the industry. Today’s models are packed with an incredible amount of technology that has only gotten more and more popular!

The newest DJ Players from AMS are just waiting to take your mixes, DJ sets, and DJ-style production elements in bold new directions!