aaaaaaahh shutt uupp
post some hot pics!!! stop the talking
i dont see any st-150, nuo's etc... want hot stuff!!!

Old pic already. Still the same setup but other things have changed a lot.



I haven't used any other setup yet but I've had a lot of fun with the stuff I already have.

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Originally posted by blacknoizybox aaaaaaahh shutt uupp post some hot pics!!! stop the talking i dont see any st-150, nuo's etc... want hot stuff!!!

I tried to take some more pics of myt ST-150's for ya last week, but my camera is on the fritz so it didn't work

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temporary setup for a house party

you can keep the CDJs and behringer mixer, i'll take the girl though, how much?

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i'll trade her for a xone 62

Last edited by simms327 on May-08-2006 at 18:00

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Last edited by Briden on May-08-2006 at 18:28

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Originally posted by simms327 i'll trade her for a xone 62

I see your 62 and raise you a 92!

lol.. nice little set up. I hate seeing the cdj 800's always makes me wanna invest in a pair! but then i think i'd start using my techs less and less.


Here's a good question for you so.

A person with a setup that includs serato. So in effect using mp3's etc. Adds some cdj's to their set up.

Do they A) continue using their turntables (serato..).
B) Stop using their turntables (serato) as they now have cdj's.
or C) Use both as serato enables them to use songs alongside a cdj while the cdj will enable the dj to use the extra features which a cdj provides?

I'm not sure if you'd need noth on a set up if you were using serato. Normal vinyl obviously would require the turntable but if you're only using serato on your turntables...

It's just a scenario that's been running through my head.

nelly

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Originally posted by n3lly Here's a good question for you so.

Well nelly, I’ve never had vinyl. My friend does, I played with his equipment, but then chose to take the CDJ route as overall it was cheaper. I got my CDJs for the same price as a tech12, and music is much more affordable. For you, if you already have your turntables and serato, I would stick with it. I have a friend who swears by serato, esp if you are used to the feel of vinyl.

However if you ever want to move your decks, then CDJs are a breeze. We moved all that equipment in a 2 door Toyota echo – no probs. Door to door in under an hour, where as tables are heavy, and then you need to bring a laptop.

All in all, CDJs I find are cheaper (music wise, maintenance wise (needles, cartridges etc)), but if you really like the feel of vinyl then stick with it.

But since it seems you have both cdjs and a serato setup, why not offload one and make some cash. Or sell the tables and upgrade your cdjs, 800 mk1s are coming down in price a bit.

edit: i now see that you dont yet have CDJs.

get just one - like a 200 (with the loop feature), and that should be sweeeeeet.

nice set up simms

yeh, yoru right sorry, i edited it out, i was only kidding.

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