STEVE SHARP: Hi. I'm Britney Spears. I'm not but I'm wearing this silly microphone. My name is Steve Sharp and I'm with Kaysound Distribution, and we're showing the Hercules DJ Console Mark II. Mark II last year was available for PC only. We had a Mark I for Mac, now we have a Mark II for Mac and for PC, and in fact they just mixed them up. We deliberately marked them early this morning because they are visually identical. So, what is it? It is a four-pronged item. It is a sound card. It is a controller. It is a mixer. Mic plugged in one side, headphones on the other side, so essentially you can put a strap on this and it comes with a strap and a holder case, take it with you, take your laptop with you, and DJ essentially right out of a couple of bags if you wish. And it is a computer DJ. It comes bundled with Virtual DJ, basic version of Virtual DJ doing audio only. You can upgrade and get, unlock the ability to do music video as well as karaoke files if you wish. Now, we've loaded a video into the left side here. In fact, let me load something else. You can do it like that, drag and drop, or you can use the buttons on the console itself over here and load. Video loads in rather rapidly if you have a really nice speedy computer, and we'll start our video.

[STEVE SHARP DJING WITH THE HERCULES DJ CONSOLE MARK II]

You can scratch, rewind, anything with video that you can do with audio you can do vinyl control as an option if you prefer doing that. Somebody asked me last year. They said, "Hey. What's the difference between controlling your mix here and controlling your mix here?" I said, "Well, this is about 3 inches and this is about 12 inches, so really however you want to do it, it is available to do, and you can do it all with the DJ Console bundled with Virtual DJ and then upgrade Virtual DJ to all these things here.

[STEVE SHARP DJING WITH THE HERCULES DJ CONSOLE MARK II]