Hello there!
I’m interested to hear what was your first DJ gear when you started DJing? My was Numark Mixtrack Pro 3. I bought it from finnish online auction and I got it really cheap. It was surprising good with learning basics and I still have it as a backup.
It was Pioneer XDJ-R1:
Softwares I have used: Traktor Pro 2+3, Serato DJ Pro, Algoriddim Djay Pro 2 and Engine Prime. 
Mine was Pioneer DDJ SB2. Had a loads fun with it! After one year I changed it to proper mixer with external decks. Good for beginners. Only Serato support, but I mapped it to Traktor, but in the end I didn’t have enough buttons to do everything I wanted. Easy to carry everywhere.
Oh, man. Mine was Denon MC3000 back in 2012. 5/5! 
This was a purchase after a very careful study of the market. This little beast was built like a tank and had both balanced and unbalanced master out, proper mic channel, perfectly mapped controls for Traktor Pro 2 and pretty decent small jog wheels and pitch faders.
It also had plenty of Denon-esque extra buttons like pitch bend buttons that could be mapped with Traktor to do all kind of cool things. Man, I loved that little controller. I gave mine away for an upcoming DJ but to my knowledge it is still in usable condition to this very day
My upgrade after this was a pair of used Stanton t. 120C turntables which I still have and love
THIS!
Regards, that upcoming DJ
Cerwin Vega PD3 speakers, Yamaha P2100 Amp, GLI PMX9000 Mixer, Technics SLD2 turntables.
Oh man, now I feel old.
I began before the Denon DN-2000F came out so I basically began with 2x Technics SL-1200 and a Ecler mixer. I then was early on the mp3 train with a “portable” computer with built-in screen running PCDJ Red controlled by the DAC-2.
Since I’ve invested in Denon 2500 for my big disco bench but never use it.
I mostly mix videos now in VDJ with Numark N4 controller. Want the NVii but wife will kill me if I buy more junk. 
Hi, my first gear was back in 1998 a pair of Gemini PT 2000 Turntables and a Gemini 626 3 Channel Mixer. Used this for around 3 Years. Long time ago now…
Mine was two numark direct drive turntables and a beirnger mixer that I spilled beer on the first time I played on it so the cross fader dident work
I sold my Nintendo 64 with 8 Games, two controllers, rumble & expansion pack for 200€ to buy a reeloop battle mixer… I was very proud but it hurts until today because I payed a lot more for the N64 but it brought me to where I am today as a DJ… started with Reloop battle mixer and a Gemini dual Cd Player that cost me 1000€ and was very bad with a delay time between hitting cue and play… a few years later I got my first turntables called jaytech made of 100% plastic and belt driven… this was a very wobbly and plastics experience but I enjoyed and needed to work with what I could afford… then I got upgraded by a friend with his old Gemini turntables and that was a much more stable experience Bought a behringer djx 700 and gave the jaytechs and reloop Mixer to a friend… my current setup and pics can be found in the Other thread. 
I still use the Mixtrack Pro 3 myself pending a move into one of the other big ecosystems (PioneerDJ or DenonDJ). Funny how versatile the little thing is for most things, and how affordable!
I started playing with a single CD player and a Hitachi vinyl player, which weren’t actual DJ equipment. Later on, I added another CD player before moving to Traktor DJ and using keyboard as control surface. Several years later I bought Numark Mixtrack Pro, so I guess that was my first proper DJ equipment.
Don’t laugh! these Citronic Thames II decks we’re work horses back in the day, mine lasted from 1984 (Originally built 1978) - 1991
I’ve suffered many a ‘Drunken Mixer’ - they should be barred from drinking 
I started on 2 plain jane Sony cd players. Talking about hard to mix. Had to find songs that were very close and fade mix or find a break in a song to mix. From there I went to Numark dual deck cd players, then to Pioneer DVJ 1000’s, to Pioneer SEP-C1 and now back to Denon MC7000.
If you need Denon Prime info … let me know. I moved from Numark + Traktor to Denon and no regret
