
Serato
Serato SCV-PS-GID-OV Glow in the Dark Performance Series 2XLP Control Vinyl
Serato's updated control tone and glow-in-the-dark pressing deliver tighter tracking precision and unmistakable visual presence in any dark DJ booth.
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Overview
Key Features
updated control vinyl for Serato
louder control tone
better tracking + performance
glow in the dark version
Specifications
Type
Control Vinyl
Format
2XLP
Compatibility
Serato DJ Software
Design
Glow in the Dark
Model
SCV-PS-GID-OV
Brand
Serato
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the louder control tone on the GID Performance Series actually improve my set?
A louder control tone gives the Serato engine a stronger, cleaner signal to read from the stylus — this directly reduces the micro-dropouts and tracking hesitations that can surface during heavy manipulation, fast scratching, or when your needle isn't perfectly aligned. The result is a more locked-in response between platter movement and software playback.
Does the glow-in-the-dark coating interfere with stylus tracking or needle wear?
No — the glow-in-the-dark effect is a surface treatment that does not affect the control groove geometry. Stylus contact and wear characteristics are the same as standard control vinyl pressings.
Do I need to recalibrate Serato when switching to these from older control vinyl?
Yes. Any time you swap control vinyl, running a fresh calibration in Serato's setup panel is best practice. The updated tone on the GID series may produce a different signal amplitude reading than worn or older pressings, so recalibrating ensures optimal threshold sensitivity.
Are these sold as a single record or a pair?
The SCV-PS-GID-OV is a 2XLP format — you receive two records, one for each deck.
How long does the glow-in-the-dark effect last before it fades?
The glow intensity diminishes over time with use and UV exposure, as with any phosphorescent material. The effect is primarily aesthetic and does not impact the functional control signal as the vinyl ages.