DJ & audio: decks, controllers and PA systems

The DJ and Audio category includes everything you need to make a room, a club or a party sound great: controllers, mixers, turntables, media players, PA systems, speakers, headphones, microphones and accessories. Whether you’re a beginner DJ, a club resident, a live sound tech or a music school, this is where you build a solid setup that can grow with you.

On Muviber you can browse both new and used listings, compare models and find great deals on controllers, mixers, powered speakers and DJ headphones in one single marketplace.

What “DJ and Audio” means

“DJ and Audio” covers everything between the music and your audience’s ears:

• the source (controllers, turntables, media players);
• the control center (DJ mixers, audio interfaces);
• amplification (power amps, active speakers, subwoofers);
• monitoring (headphones, studio monitors);
• microphones and accessories (stands, cables, basic lighting for your booth).

On Muviber you’ll find:

• DJ controllers;
• DJ mixers;
• decks and media players;
• PA systems;
• DJ headphones and studio monitors;
• vocal microphones and DJ accessories.

Main types of DJ and audio gear

DJ controllers

DJ controllers combine jog wheels, faders, knobs and an audio interface in a single unit. They connect to your laptop or tablet via USB and work with software like Rekordbox, Serato, Traktor or Virtual DJ.

Perfect for:

• starting out with a compact, all-in-one setup;
• mobile DJs who travel a lot;
• small venues that already provide a PA system.

DJ mixers

The DJ mixer is the heart of a classic setup. It connects two or more sources (turntables, media players, standalone controllers) and lets you shape levels, EQ, filters and effects.

• 2-channel mixers: ideal for basic A/B mixing.
• 4-channel mixers: great when you add extra decks, samplers or external gear.
• Models with built-in audio interface: useful for streaming and hybrid digital/analog setups.

Turntables, CDJs and media players

For DJs who want the feel of vinyl or the reliability of club-standard decks:

• DJ turntables: a must for scratching, hip-hop and classic house.
• CDJs / media players: USB or network-based decks, standard in most clubs.
• Usually combined with a dedicated mixer for a “club-ready” configuration.

PA systems and amplification

The audio side includes:

• compact powered speakers with small mixers for parties and mobile gigs;
• column PA systems for acoustic sets, speeches and elegant events;
• subwoofers for bass-heavy styles like EDM, techno and hip-hop.

Headphones, monitors and microphones

• DJ headphones: closed-back, rotatable cups, high SPL handling.
• Studio monitors: nearfield speakers for producing, mixing and critical listening.
• Dynamic microphones: robust vocal mics for MCs, singers and presenters.

How to choose the right DJ and audio gear

1. Where will you play?

• Bedroom / home studio Go for a compact controller, a pair of studio monitors and closed-back headphones.
• Private parties and small venues Controller + small powered PA (10"/12" speakers) with proper stands and cables.
• Clubs and festivals Modular setup with pro players, a club mixer and a dedicated PA handled by a sound engineer.

2. What styles do you play?

• EDM, techno, house: precise jogs, tight loops, powerful FX.
• Hip-hop, trap, R&B: smooth crossfader, good pads for cue and samples.
• Pop, rock, throwback sets: solid library management, reliable controller, comfy headphones.

3. Budget and experience level

• Beginner: an entry-level controller + headphones is usually the smartest combo.
• Intermediate: better controller/mixer, decent powered speakers, a basic vocal mic.
• Pro: modular setup with pro decks, club mixer and a dedicated PA.

4. Connectivity and portability

Always check:

• balanced outputs (XLR or TRS);
• compatibility with your favorite software;
• size and weight if you’re travelling a lot.

Price ranges (rough guide)

Prices vary between new and used gear, but as a rough idea:

• Entry level Basic controller + headphones + small speakers: around €300–600 new, often less if you go used.
• Mid range Better controller or mixer + 10"/12" PA system: roughly €600–1,500.
• Pro range Club-standard decks, mixer and dedicated PA: from about €1,500 upwards, easily over €3,000.

Shopping used gear on Muviber helps you reach higher-end gear without blowing your budget, especially when moving from a bedroom setup to something ready for gigs.

4 practical tips to get the most from your DJ and audio setup

1. Learn gain staging, not just the master volume Keep channel levels in the “green/yellow” area, avoid clipping and leave headroom for the PA.
2. Practice beatmatching beyond the sync button Start around 120 BPM, gradually turn off sync and train your ears and hands.
3. Record your sets Listening back reveals where you lose energy, overuse FX or misjudge dynamics.
4. Protect your ears Use filtered earplugs in clubs and keep your headphone level reasonable. Your career depends on your hearing.

How to browse DJ and Audio gear on Muviber

To build or upgrade your rig on Muviber you can:

• start with DJ controllers if you’re a beginner;
• look at DJ mixers for a more modular setup;
• search decks and media players for a club-style rig;
• explore complete PA systems for parties, weddings or live bands;
• complete your rig with DJ headphones, studio monitors and DJ accessories.

Use filters, keywords and favourites to shortlist listings, compare prices and message sellers directly.

DJ and Audio – FAQ

Which gear do I need to start DJing? To start DJing you mainly need an entry-level controller with a built-in audio interface, a pair of closed-back headphones and a listening system (studio monitors or small powered speakers). On Muviber you’ll find many used bundles that include everything you need.

Is a DJ controller better than two decks and a separate mixer? If you’re just starting out or travelling a lot, a controller is cheaper, lighter and more convenient. A setup with separate decks and a mixer is ideal once you start playing in clubs and want a rig that matches professional standards.

How many watts do I need for a private party? For a house party or a small venue, a system around 300–800 watts RMS is usually enough; for larger rooms or outdoor events you’ll need more power and at least one subwoofer. Quality matters more than raw watt numbers.

Can I find checked and used DJ gear on Muviber? On Muviber you’ll find listings from musicians, bands and shops. You can compare photos, descriptions and conditions, evaluate the seller and pick the used DJ and audio gear that offers the best value for your budget.