Rane Serato Scratch live SL1 audio interface with USB cable, manual and box

Description

I purchased this SL1 new in 2004 when they first came out, before they turned the logo on it from white to red. My how far we've come... and yet this little box still operates like a tank! Sure, you might have to pair it with a computer from the 2010's to get the best stability, but if you're going for an inexpensive setup, prefer Serato ScratchLive to Serato DJ, or just like your old tech and want to use your 2011 Macbook Pro running High Sierra as a great DVS system, then this is the little black box for you!
I DJ'd with it for many years with several devices and mediums including traditional vinyl/turntables, CDJ's, and a cobbled-together hodgepodge of drumpads and mixer-centric midi controllers without a jogwheel in sight (the midi-mapping function was/is superb and worked with practically anything). This was one of the earliest usable digital DJ systems out there, and back then it was by far the most stable (ask anyone if they're still using their pre-NI Stanton Final Scratch interface from back then). After using this I fully embraced digital DJing and haven't looked back. Now you too can experience the wonder... albeit in a world where digital is now the standard rather than the challenger.
A note... please research what you're bidding on before you bid. This is old tech that may or may not be compatible with the latest and greatest. I last used it with my 2012 Macbook Pro, so I can't vouch for it working on anything newer than that, and I can't answer a bunch of "will this run Serato DJ?" or "will this work with my Apple M2 processor?" questions. Go here for the system requirements of the software: https://serato.com/scratchlive/downloads?systemrequirements#system-requirements
This SL1 audio interface comes with its original box, manual, two sets of control vinyl (v1 and v2) with varying degrees of wear, a USB cable (USB 1... probably), and an empty CD booklet that you can place your own burned timecode CDs into and still look "official".
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