What does ADJA stand for?

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American Disc Jockey Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Drax, president of the Arizona-based American Disc Jockey Association and an authority on digital DJing, said fewer than 10 percent of professional DJs are using computers, but he expects most DJs to switch over by the end of the decade as they discover their convenience.

Vinyl ''overrated''? DJs take laptops for spin