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It's now Sept 30, 2005.. Where the DNS3500??
The Denon website says release it sometime late September...
SOme online stores say October...
well It's now Sept 30th and no updates...
maybe they don't know how many to manufacture?
maybe they're nervous it isn't gonna live up to the hype?
maybe someone else has the real answer as to why it's not out yet???
I'm just really curious about this player cuz I want one, just for its feature set!!
and look at this sexy thing...
and at $700 USD it beats the CDJ1000MKII in my eyes!!
I read somewhere that the suppliers have them and they should be reaching consumers within a week or so. Call AGI pro DJ and ask them if they have them in stock.
Re: It's now Sept 30, 2005.. Where the DNS3500??
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| Originally posted by SgtFoo The Denon website says release it sometime late September... SOme online stores say October... well It's now Sept 30th and no updates... maybe they don't know how many to manufacture? maybe they're nervous it isn't gonna live up to the hype? maybe someone else has the real answer as to why it's not out yet??? I'm just really curious about this player cuz I want one, just for its feature set!! and look at this sexy thing... and at $700 USD it beats the CDJ1000MKII in my eyes!! |
That thing looks hella tight.
check djmart.com i think they have some in stock now.
If it's as good as the previous DNS3000/DNS5000 units + direct drive motor... heck I'm gonna get one as well.
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| Originally posted by KevinF check djmart.com i think they have some in stock now. |
fuck, fuck FUCK, fuck, I want one. Already have two DNS5000s so I cant justify the purchase. FUCK.
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| Originally posted by Axolotyl fuck, fuck FUCK, fuck, I want one. Already have two DNS5000s so I cant justify the purchase. FUCK. |
why the hell can't Denon make a serious table top cd player for christ's sake. Stop with the stupid spinning platters.
these are going to destroy the cdj1000 for less money.
^^^ I agree. Pioneer hasn't updated their CDJ1000's significantly at all. This is a good kick in the nads for Pioneer - they've been sitting on their laurels a tad too long. Competition is good! 
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| Originally posted by starlabs ^^^ I agree. Pioneer hasn't updated their CDJ1000's significantly at all. This is a good kick in the nads for Pioneer - they've been sitting on their laurels a tad too long. Competition is good! |
Sure competition is good, not doubting that, but more features doesn't mean better product! Personally, companies that upgrade there stuff a lot are not as good as companies who establish themselves with one product, and may make some improvements later on (like different makes) but not neccessarily adding crazy features that only some people might use. Thats why Technics and Pioneer are better companies than say Numark, Stanton or Gemini, because they make quality products period, without constantly adding new gimicky features with each upgrade. I'de rather hold onto my CDJ 1000 MK2 for years and not have to upgrade just for some added features I'de never use or need.
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| Originally posted by zizack why the hell can't Denon make a serious table top cd player for christ's sake. Stop with the stupid spinning platters. |
Understandable, but if your just talking from a scratching, turntablism standpoint fine, but I know hardly any trance DJs who are scratchers or turntablists. Sure there are prog electro/breaks guys like James Zambiela, but he uses the CDJs, and he hasn't been clamoring for more and more features. He spins on three of those usually, so if more features were needed, i'm sure he'd be promoting other people's products, like Denon's. I've only seen him use Pioneer. If there are more people on this forum who are turntablists, thats fine, but I never thought that scratching and tricks were a part of the trance scene. The hip hop and breaks crowd, sure, but not this. Not trying to sound closed minded, I just thought this was Tranceaddict, not hip hop/turntablistaddict.
You guys are right pioneer are way behind the times, flimsy static platters are nothing more than gimmick.. they needa take after Numark who brought out the CDX which feels practically exactly the same as vinyl.. I'm surprised that denon hasn't made the s3500 with a full 12" platter, provided it was a reliable unit, then they'd definately have a stranglehold on the CD deck market like Technics has with the 1200's - if only someone would just come out with a reliable 12" direct drive platter..
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| Originally posted by Spirit5 Understandable, but if your just talking from a scratching, turntablism standpoint fine, but I know hardly any trance DJs who are scratchers or turntablists. Sure there are prog electro/breaks guys like James Zambiela, but he uses the CDJs, and he hasn't been clamoring for more and more features. He spins on three of those usually, so if more features were needed, i'm sure he'd be promoting other people's products, like Denon's. I've only seen him use Pioneer. If there are more people on this forum who are turntablists, thats fine, but I never thought that scratching and tricks were a part of the trance scene. The hip hop and breaks crowd, sure, but not this. Not trying to sound closed minded, I just thought this was Tranceaddict, not hip hop/turntablistaddict. |
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| Originally posted by bent You guys are right pioneer are way behind the times, flimsy static platters are nothing more than gimmick.. they needa take after Numark who brought out the CDX which feels practically exactly the same as vinyl.. I'm surprised that denon hasn't made the s3500 with a full 12" platter, provided it was a reliable unit, then they'd definately have a stranglehold on the CD deck market like Technics has with the 1200's - if only someone would just come out with a reliable 12" direct drive platter.. |
No offense to you guys but you want all this exact vinyl feel. CDs are not vinyl! The whole "spinning platter" and exact vinyl emulation is stupid IMO. If you are just a mixing DJ, as I see the vast majority of DJs on Tranceaddict are of that type (there is other forums for talking about scartching techniques, this is NOT what most prog/trance DJs do), but CDs and vinyl are different mediums, thus they aren't going to be the same. Mixing needs to progress and it has, with CDJing and Ableton Live. It's beyond just cueing up a track like vinyl and scratching like vinyl. You really can't scartch a CD, you don't touch the CD like you touch the record to cue it up(duh). It's just not the same, thus it has a different way of going about it. I don't hear any of the big name DJs going out and saying "I want a spinning platter on my CDJs, I want all these effects on it, I want the precise feel of vinyl". They are pretty happy with just the basics. Sure they may spice it up with an effector from time to time, or use a laptop for some added stuff, but like I said.. CDs and VINYL are different and your not, even with Denon or Stanton or whoever, going to get exact vinyl feel, no matter how many upgrades there are!
you know what it is pretty badass, and cheaper then the CDJ's
http://www.denondj.com/prod_videos.asp?assetid=DN-S3500
for somebody that want a SIMPLE setup those will be peferct. 2x S3500 and a simple 2 channel mixer. that's not a bad deal at all. No need for an ex-box or a mixer with built in effects.
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| Originally posted by bent Yeah but pioneer aren't producing new gear their not going to limit it to being aimed solely at the trance community, and even for trance dj's .. and even with that being said, i'm sure most trance djs would prefer a properly vinyl-emulated cd deck rather than a plastic jogwheel |
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| Originally posted by SpecRadio Why can't pioneer make a serious CD player? There are more than just EDM DJ's in the whole world. There are scratchers and people who do turntablism who would love it to get more of the vinyl feel. The CDJ1000 BLOWS for scratching. The feel of it is horrible and you can't get any farther away from not feeling like a turntable. If you don't like the spinning platter, so be it. Other people will love it. This has everything a pioneer has, and MORE. It even emulates some of the pioneer features to piss all over pioneer. I would like to see more clubs installing these. With replaceable drives/parts you can order from denon in 3 days, it minimizes the downtime of your decks. If you need to get your Pioneer fixed, it could take 14+ days. |
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| Originally posted by Spirit5 No offense to you guys but you want all this exact vinyl feel. CDs are not vinyl! The whole "spinning platter" and exact vinyl emulation is stupid IMO. If you are just a mixing DJ, as I see the vast majority of DJs on Tranceaddict are of that type (there is other forums for talking about scartching techniques, this is NOT what most prog/trance DJs do), but CDs and vinyl are different mediums, thus they aren't going to be the same. Mixing needs to progress and it has, with CDJing and Ableton Live. It's beyond just cueing up a track like vinyl and scratching like vinyl. You really can't scartch a CD, you don't touch the CD like you touch the record to cue it up(duh). It's just not the same, thus it has a different way of going about it. I don't hear any of the big name DJs going out and saying "I want a spinning platter on my CDJs, I want all these effects on it, I want the precise feel of vinyl". They are pretty happy with just the basics. Sure they may spice it up with an effector from time to time, or use a laptop for some added stuff, but like I said.. CDs and VINYL are different and your not, even with Denon or Stanton or whoever, going to get exact vinyl feel, no matter how many upgrades there are! |
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| Originally posted by zizack well said. cdjs are NOT turntables...stop trying to be like them. If you want to pretend that you're playing a real record, go out and buy that awful Numark thing. lol |



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