Pioneer DJ

Pioneer DJ RB-VD2-KPDJ Rekordbox Control Vinyl Black

4.5 (75 reviews)

Lightweight, responsive 12-inch control vinyl pair built for low-latency scratching with rekordbox DVS.

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Overview

The Pioneer DJ RB-VD2-K is a pair of 12-inch control vinyl records designed specifically for use with rekordbox DVS, Pioneer DJ's digital vinyl system. Each record contains a precision-pressed timecode signal that your turntable's cartridge reads and transmits to rekordbox through a DVS-compatible audio interface. This allows you to manipulate digital audio files with the same physical motions you would use on a traditional vinyl record—scratching, backspinning, cueing, and pitch adjustments all translate in real time with low latency. The result is a tactile, analog-style DJ experience with the flexibility and library access of digital music.

Pioneer DJ has focused on keeping the RB-VD2-K lightweight, which serves a dual purpose: it feels natural under the fingertips during scratching, and the reduced mass places less stress on your turntable's stylus over extended sessions. The pressing itself is durable enough for regular club, battle, and practice use, though like all control vinyl it will eventually wear and require replacement as timecode tracking accuracy diminishes. The records come in black and are sold as a pair, making them a practical, budget-friendly option for DJs who need to outfit or refresh a two-deck rekordbox DVS setup.

Key Features

The 12" control vinyl for Rekordbox DVS is highly responsive, so you can smoothly scratch files

Similarly to a traditional vinyl record, the control vinyl helps ensure smooth, low-latency scratching

Each disk is lightweight but made to last and feels great on the fingertips

Whether you have years of DJ experience, or this is your first time, the vinyl pair is reasonably priced to fit any budget

Designed to provide analog record–style control of digital files for turntablists in clubs, battles, and special events

Specifications

Brand
Pioneer DJ
Model
RB-VD2-K
Type
Control Vinyl (Timecode)
Diameter
12 inches
Compatibility
rekordbox DVS Plus Pack
Color
Black
Sold As
Pair (2 records)
Features
Low-Latency Scratching

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Sold as a pair, providing a complete two-deck setup in one purchase
  • Low-latency timecode signal enables responsive scratching and cueing with minimal delay
  • Lightweight construction reduces needle wear compared to heavier control vinyl alternatives
  • Durable pressing is built to withstand the demands of live performance and practice sessions
  • Standard 12-inch size works with any compatible turntable and cartridge setup

👎 Cons

  • Requires a separate rekordbox DVS Plus Pack license, which adds to the total cost of setup
  • Black color can make it difficult to see the needle position under dim club lighting
  • Timecode grooves will degrade with heavy scratching, requiring periodic replacement
  • Only generates timecode for rekordbox DVS and is not compatible with Serato or Traktor
  • No slip mat included, so you will need to supply your own for optimal performance

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you need the rekordbox DVS Plus Pack subscription or license to use these control vinyl records. The vinyl generates a timecode signal that rekordbox reads to control digital audio files.
The RB-VD2-K is sold as a pair, so you receive two 12-inch control vinyl records per purchase.
Yes, the control vinyl works on any standard 12-inch turntable with a compatible cartridge and stylus. It is the timecode signal—not the turntable brand—that communicates with rekordbox DVS.
Control vinyl does not contain music. Instead, it has a timecode signal pressed into the grooves. When played on a turntable connected to a DVS-compatible audio interface, rekordbox reads the timecode and maps your physical turntable movements—scratching, cueing, speed changes—to a digital audio file.
With normal DJ use, control vinyl gradually wears like any vinyl record. Tracking quality will degrade over time, especially with heavy scratching. Most working DJs replace their control vinyl periodically to maintain reliable timecode tracking.