DJ CD player
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- Dcsign
I am looking to venture into bedroom djing and am looking for a suitable package. As i am new to this I have been recommended going for a cd package rather then vinyl due to the high cost of starting a vinyl collection and the ease of cutting your own cds.
Anyone with any advice??
now of any good retailers in the uk...
I think i have settled on this:
http://www.decks.co.uk/products/…
you guys ever used this system?
- Dcsign0
what do you reckon of the price for this
- TransFatty0
i taking a test drive on some CD decks today.
the best i've seen.
using the audio for the new secret tf projects
will let you know the results.
- Dcsign0
tf projects??
I remember seeing this on the net a few weeks back:
I WANT ONE!! (then i woke up)
- mcLeod0
my mp3 and cd collection is larger than my vinyl collections, so im going to try out Final Scratch. that way my vinyl that i like doesnt go to waste
- TransFatty0
i believe that's what we're using
- Dcsign0
Transfatty: The new technic or final scratch?
- TransFatty0
tell you when i get back ...
all's i remember is that it looks fresh
- ********0
nothing beats vinyl but they have those Ejay Mixman consoles that work well.
- ecnalab0
I usually DJ CD's now(making the switch to laptop), and love the feel of Pioneer CD players the most. Although, every Pioneer CD player that my friends own are broken or have some electrical or mechanical problem. I play outdoor parties in the desert and mountains.. and a friend recommended the American DJ CD players for their duarabliity... the feel is not as great as Pioneers, but I have taken these CD players to harsh conditions and they still work flawlessly..
- ad10
can't go wrong with vinyl - every party has decks - not all have cd decks (in my experience)
these are the best that i've ever used - the vinyl emulation thing makes it more intuitive and it is probably partly this that bumps the price. plus the more you spend the better the sound you'll get out of them. those technics look very tasty (and expensive)
http://www.turnkey.uk.com/tkweb/…
and before you do anything else read this book.
- ad10
don't worry if you can't spend loads - buy whatever you can afford - if you can master it on the cheaper equipment - you'll shine on the expensive shit!
- ********0
ad1, that's very good advice.
- Dcsign0
has anyone used the Pioneer CDJ100s??
And i also have the option of getting a cheaper mixer with the CDJ100s then the DJM300s provided with it.... Is it worth the extra ££ for the DJM300?
- TransFatty0
damn that was educational.
sounds and scratches exactly like vinyl.
plus, in this case, since we didnt have the sample handy which needed to be scratched, we just recorded it into a microphone, burned to cd , and then scratched it up
- Dcsign0
Transfatty: The new technic or final scratch?
sorry for the double post.....
- Dcsign0
did anyone see 'The joy of decks' http://www.thejoyofdecks.tv on ITV (uk).
Who won...???
- TransFatty0
damn i forgot to ask...
not final scratch - they were decks ... but goddamn if they didnt scratch just like the real thing.
crayzay