Vinyl & DJ equipment - advice

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Re: Vinyl & DJ equipment - advice

Post by Regret » Sun Jan 08, 2012 2:36 pm

I've been umming and arring about picking up either some decks or a MIDI controller. After this thread it don't seem a third as expensive to run on vinyl as I thought... Definitely going with the wax because of this thread... cheers boys :h: :h: :h: :h: :h: :h: :h:
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Re: Vinyl & DJ equipment - advice

Post by hendramarshall » Sun Jan 08, 2012 2:39 pm

Regret wrote:I've been umming and arring about picking up either some decks or a MIDI controller. After this thread it don't seem a third as expensive to run on vinyl as I thought... Definitely going with the wax because of this thread... cheers boys :h: :h: :h: :h: :h: :h: :h:
:Q: nice to see people who consider both still leaning towards the wax if its possible. out to you man, you will love vinyl that much i can guarantee.
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Re: Vinyl & DJ equipment - advice

Post by garethom » Sun Jan 08, 2012 3:33 pm

Regret wrote:I've been umming and arring about picking up either some decks or a MIDI controller. After this thread it don't seem a third as expensive to run on vinyl as I thought... Definitely going with the wax because of this thread... cheers boys :h: :h: :h: :h: :h: :h: :h:
Depends how much you buy. Vinyl can be as expensive as you want it to be. One of my mates only buys his absolute faves on wax, I buy more vinyl than I do digital. I don't really buy clothes often or anything, so I spend my expendable income on vinyl. Some months it easily goes into the hundreds, some months I'll barely break £20. Looks cool though, and nothing beats mixing with vinyl.
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Re: Vinyl & DJ equipment - advice

Post by Murkyone » Sun Jan 08, 2012 10:26 pm

garethom wrote: Looks cool though, and nothing beats mixing with vinyl.
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