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Originally posted by Scottaculous Nice setup ;-) That stuff is so new, I still see cardboard from the original box! #1 Phono = analogy input; Line = digital input; Since it's from turntables, you plug them into phono. #2 The DJM-600 has 2 master outs. XLR outputs (for professional equipment) and RCA outputs. Master outs goes into the receiver/amplifier that's powering the main speakers (speakers the audience will hear). Booth/monitor outs goes to the amplifier that's power your monitor speakers in the DJ booth. If you only have 2 speakers, use the master out. #3 Try ebay or pioneer's website to see if they ahve an electronic version.

i c i c.....thanx

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Originally posted by DJ Chrono some of you people just can't accept that your 1200's have actually been outdated (..well in terms of power and features) and are not the top of the line anymore. Vestax already was ahead of technics long ago, but same thing applies.

Others may have more features and power but who needs it?
People have been doing amazing things on Techincs TT's for over 20 years and they are still the most used TT's in clubs. Though Vestax are good, they don't have 20 years of history being used and endorsed by the worlds best DJ's.
Who needs more features we won't use like a digital turntable? Next they'll be putting cup holders and cigarette lighters on turntables.

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Originally posted by TBA Next they'll be putting cup holders and cigarette lighters on turntables.

i'd love to have one of these when they're out!

Well I hope this works, used the spare film up from GG pics









Had them since early November last year Gouryella sticker has been on the tele since 99 tho

well, because they're the industry standard, why should we all buy them ? being the industry standard for over 20 years is not a plus anymore...

what's wrong with digital turntables? i don't get it, something that's new doesn't have to be bad... don't forget that techs were new once ! the way you guys confront to everything new as far as turntables are concerned: Get techs, they're the industry standard for over 20 years. SO WHAT ???

you think others won't last? you think they won't be as good?

what's wrong if there is something more than just a pitch fader? all those bells & whistles sometimes help people do some cool things you just CAN't with other (+older) turntables. you just keep saying: the more the extras on a turntable, the shorter it's lifetime. i think that's a BAD attitude. then DON'T go buy kaoss pad, don't go buy djm600, don't go buy anything new cause all these bells & whistles will just break down. YES, it sure is better safe than sorry, but if you keep it that way you'll be stuck with a mk2 for the rest of your life. so what if most of the clubs have techs ??? is it so hard playing on another deck than your own ?

FACE IT: techs are not the TOP anymore, your addiction to techs just won't let you see that...

hey, Boomer187, where did you get those slipmats ???

^^^ its ok sinonick, you don't have to justify yourself buying shitty decks to us

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Originally posted by TranceGeek ^^^ its ok sinonick, you don't have to justify yourself buying shitty decks to us

you're the ones to justify yourself bying techs, never said they're bad. but they're NOT the best anymore...

Project T, nice setup you got there. i got the same stereo about a year ago, don't like it at all though...

shouldn't the speakers be facing at you ?

sure they are... maybe in another 20 years when vestax decks prove to be reliable, we may be proven wrong... but right now, sorry bud

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Originally posted by TranceGeek sure they are... maybe in another 20 years when vestax decks prove to be reliable, we may be proven wrong... but right now, sorry bud

that's correct, i agree. techs ARE the most reliable decks, that doesn't mean we should all go for them...

besides, i don't know ANYONE who uses the same techs for about 20 years...

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Originally posted by Sinonick Project T, nice setup you got there. i got the same stereo about a year ago, don't like it at all though... shouldn't the speakers be facing at you ?

yea its crap, quiet as fuk with no bass hardly , i prefer the speakers facing away as i hav ppl round quite a bit, it just works better that way.

so that's what you look like T!

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Originally posted by Sinonick besides, i don't know ANYONE who uses the same techs for about 20 years...

exactly.. I've heard many stories of tech's needing repairs after 4 or 5 years.

vestax and other tables may need repairs too, and it's just as easy to get them repaired.

have you guys actually tried the pdx-2000, 8000, or ttx1?

if you havn't, then don't go saying to everyone buy techs their the best, when you have used nothing better to compare them too.

what about m3ds ?

I'm thinking about getting some ....
I'd gladly buy vestax, but a tad to pricey + haven't used in a while forgot the feeling and I got nowhere to try them out


what you think ???

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Originally posted by Sinonick hey, Boomer187, where did you get those slipmats ???

local record shop. they have this on them:

info@usamusic.be or by phone: (32) 3232 0429

it is some manufacturer in Belgium. I couldn't find a site so I can't help ya there.

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Originally posted by DJ Chrono exactly.. I've heard many stories of tech's needing repairs after 4 or 5 years.

well, i have too, but i think that is just from abuse. I have also heard of people with 20 year old techs that are still running great. I will get back to you in 20 years and let you know mate

vestax and other tables may need repairs too, and it's just as easy to get them repaired.

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Originally posted by DJ Chrono have you guys actually tried the pdx-2000, 8000, or ttx1? if you havn't, then don't go saying to everyone buy techs their the best, when you have used nothing better to compare them too.

I haven't tried any of those tables. i'd like to. i have tried stanton str8-80s and str8-100s, and i didn't like either of them, the pitch wobbled about way too much.

what do you guys think of this turntable from vestax? what is the point of having it vertical, and how does the needle not slide off?

i've worked on pdx 2000s and str8-80s... all i can say is UGH!!! vestax felt so different, i could not get used to them, they weren't "friendly" at all.... and i found str8-80s too inaccurate, just couldn't build up confidence into them...

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Originally posted by JohnSmith [

this turntable is made for precision scratching.. I dont know how scratching could be better at that angle.. but i guess it is, if they charge $1000 US each.

The tonearm has some special suspension and design that makes it the most stable tonearm in the world, therefor it wont fall down at that angle.

the 2000's do feel different than the 1200's, especially the pitch slider I find.. but I feel it's more accurate and easier to manouver on the 2000s.

thats why I recommend people try different tables before the decide which ones to buy.

The stanton's do have less stable pitch, but that is expected considering the price difference.

Before i upgrade my tables (i've got stantons now) I would like to try out the ttx1s,, if they feel comfortable I would definately consider buying them.

I don't see how the hell you would scratch on those..

i'd like to try out some vestax's sometime, but for now, my technics are all i need, i don't want to confuse myself.

my set up

and i bet all those CDRs are just backups of music you already bought right?

i'm not ripping on you mate, just joking, i am planning on doing the same thing.

thank godd for napster ag and DC and cable modem

Nice to see a change around here with a BPM-1000 and not the regular 275 or 600..

Nice setup to Bumbum. Though the S-700 is quite expensive..

amen...
I would add ftp and newsgroups

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Originally posted by bumbum thank godd for napster ag and DC and cable modem

bum bum your setup looks nice , but isn't it a little tight? I don't know , it's just the angle of the pic that makes it look like that .....

it is i have to sit on my knees because i dont have high table for them

some records


and i got these too

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