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Our standalone Digital Vinyl System (DVS) enables DJs and HiFi enthusiasts to play digital music files with the feel of vinyl. Studio-quality audio, near-zero latency, no laptop, no library software, no setup. Just put on a timecode record, plug in your USB, and play.
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Standalone Digital-Vinyl-System with ultra-low latency. Featuring a passively cooled microcomputer, high res touch screen, HifiBerry DAC with 48khz/24bit output, four USB ports, a 3d-printed enclosure, and custom software built with the open source NAP Framework. Assembled in the EU, shipping internationally.
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Devious Pocket279,00 €1
StandA 3d-printed universal stand, fits with any turntable, featuring a snap-lock mechanism that connects with the Devious Pocket29,99 €0
Cable KitA standard RCA-to-3.5mm jack audio cable (1m, by Sebson), a RCA-RCA female coupler, and a standard RCA-to-RCA cable (1m, by Sebson). This is the full cable set needed to connect the turntable to the Devious Pocket, and the device to the mixer.22,49 €0
Serato Control Vinyl (pair)A pair of the classic 12" format Serato Control Vinyl 2.5 performance. Features the re-mastered Serato NoiseMap™ Control Tone that is 6db louder than earlier pressings, allowing for precise tracking, better vinyl wear and the most authentic feeling digital vinyl experience on the market.35,00 €0
Screen CoverA 3d-printed screen cover, to protect your unit during transport and in resting state9,99 €0
Standalone Device
No laptop required. The small form factor makes for great portability, wether you’re headed to the club or a b2b session with a friend.
Direct File System
No library software required. Organise your playlists with plain folders and filenames. Sort or search by BPM, key, genre, and more — straight from your ID3 tags. If you export your Rekordbox playlists to your USB, the Devious Pocket will read these too.
Fast. Really fast.
Rigorously optimized for performance, the Devious Pocket offers near-zero latency playback (0.66ms), an ultra-snappy interface, and rock solid crash resistance.
Play any open format
Devious Pocket supports all open formats: mp3, flac/fla, wav, aif/aiff, caf, and ogg/oga.
Pristine studio sound
Devious Pocket outputs a crisp 48Khz/24bit signal. Should you load lower quality files, the device internally upsamples with high resolution.
Open Core
Devious is built with NAP, an open source framework for audiovisual tools and automation. The hardware platform is all readymade components – including a HifiBerry DAC.
Alternative software and hardware
Our artisanal software is built with NAP. NAP is the Open Source Framework for ultra fast AV apps that our team developed over the past 10 years. Our hardware assembly consists of readymade components - a 4" high resolution touch screen, a Raspberry Pi (passively cooled micro-computer), and a HifiBerry DAC. This design brings a high degree of repairability and reusability. If you wish, you can remake the components into a new device, and use our framework to write a new application for the device.
Technics-fitted stand
Purpose-built for a Technics turntable, our stand connects with its feet on either side. For most other turntables, the base simply wedges between the deck and the surface beneath it.
Hybrid by design
Our interface is built for hybrid DJing — a best-of-both-worlds feature set that keeps the vinyl feel while acting like a smart digital player. The loop function (1-32 bars) gives you more space to beat match, invites you to layer 3 or more decks with ease, and affords longer transitions. With BPM Lock enabled, newly loaded tracks come in pre-pitched to the set BPM. A pass-through toggle allows for easy switching between digital playback or pure vinyl signal. A digital phono pre-amp is built-in.

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FAQs
How is this better than earlier generation Digital Vinyl Systems?
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Why no physical buttons?
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Do you support Rekordbox tags?