Quin: I wish. I just started a new project @ ODU in Norfolk, VA. I'm unfortunately unable to get home to pick up the supra and drive. I won't be back to MI (Home) until Memorial Weekend. I was thinking of driving all the way from VA in my saab, but I just drove that up from Ft. Lauderdale last weekend and really don't wan to put that many more miles on it at the moment. I really wanted to hit that event up, too!
Dirt: I use 2 technics SL-1200mk2 turntables (for sale) and a Pioneer 3000 Mixer. I'd recommend any of the higher end pioneer mixers, not sure how good they are for scratching. I prefer cd's at this point, but love the feel of vinyl. I've used the FinalScratch and some other version of it (digitally encoded vinyl playing mp3s on a laptop) and that is a great setup if you want to go digital and keep the true vinyl feel. I've also used the pioneer cdj 100, 800, and 1000. The 100 takes getting used to and can't be used for scratching. The other two are great and easy to use.
As far as software goes I use Reason, Rebirth, Fruity Pro, Ableton Live 5, Acid Pro, and PCDJ when I'm bored. I have a small MIDI controller and an Oxygen 8 to use the software more like gear.