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if this is enough, that's great!unklefesta wrote:that much money should land you a CDJ800 mkII
most probably only able to get a mk1, i myself have a cdj200 to aid my vestax set up, and find that meets all the requirements for mixing. its cheaper and smaller than the cdj800mk1 and has mp3 cd capabilityunklefesta wrote:that much money should land you a CDJ800 mkII
I have a Denon DNS3000 I think. I don't really use it as am vinyl only these days really. Still, it is a great CD deck. It has the ability to play 2 tracks from the same CD so you can mix 2 CD tracks from 2 spearate channels once you are competent with the deck which is an excellent feature and one reason why I have only ever had one CD deck- back in the day I did a lot of parties using this as well, where I had to rely heavily on CDs for old tracks and classics which I didnt have on vinyl and when I was building up my collection. IMO, it is a great little accompanying ting for vinyl decks, and a sight cheaper and more loaded than pioneer (has in built sampler and loop and a fair few effects as well- plus unlike pioneers, the platter actually spinsfutures_untold wrote:I had excellent experience with Denon DNS 5000's
I know the DNS 3000's have the same features and cost a less...
Industry standard does seem to be the pioneers. Essentially, the pioneers are sturdy, will take a bashing (and a spilt pint) and are most likely decks to be found in a club booth.
Denons have more built in gizmo-wizadry though!
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