As the folks at CrunchGear point out, the Stanton T.90 isn't the first USB turntable out there. However, its target market isn't the record geek looking to (reluctantly?) archive his or her vinyl to digital; instead, it's got features like a key lock for changing tempo without changing pitch, variable speeds, an arm specifically designed for aiding in scratching and two start/stop switches for DJ battles. In other words, if you play your turntable like an instrument (or want to be able to), Stanton is looking to sell to you. No word on whether or not having a USB-equipped turntable increases or decreases your street cred.