DJ gear refers to the equipment used by disc jockeys to mix and play music for live audiences. Common components include turntables, mixers, and controllers. Turntables allow DJs to play vinyl records, while mixers enable them to blend different audio tracks seamlessly. Controllers often combine the functions of both turntables and mixers in a digital format. In addition to these main items, DJs may also use headphones for monitoring sound, speakers for amplification, and laptop computers for digital music libraries. Other accessories like microphones and effects processors can enhance performances, allowing DJs to create unique soundscapes and engage with their audience.