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Posted by wikked on Sep-10-2006 17:46:

wich one dj mixer!

Hello i gonna buy me a cd dj mixer soon like to xmas or my bhday ..

2x JB CD-200
1x Behringer DJX-400
1x Behringer HPX-2000

~or

KAM KCDMIX100

Integrated CD mixing system featuring two CDJ Players & a 2 channel mixer

THE CD PLAYERS
Anti shock memory
Two seamless loops per deck
Easy touch jog wheels
Multi angle view LCD screens
+/-16% pitch slide & pitch bend
Auto cue & Instant start
BOP button
Programmable track order (28 tracks)

THE MIXER
3 band channel EQ
Separate microphone input
2 band mic EQ & talkover
Split cue headphone monitoring
External phono & line inputs
10 point LED Level meter
Record, master & digital outputs
User replaceable crossfader

~or

Numark CD-mix 2
Product Features

* Dual CD player and mixer combination with buffered-memory Anti-Shock system
* Seamless looping, 30-track programming, +/-16 percent pitch bend
* External inputs for 3 line, 2 microphone, and 2 phono sources; crossfader blends any 2 inputs and controls CD autostart feature
* Balanced and unbalanced outputs, master EQ, stereo/mono control
* Measures 17.5 x 6.2 x 10 inches (W x H x D)

Technical Details

* Model: CD Mix-2
* CD transports: 2
* Relay play: Yes (deck 1 to deck 2)
* Anti-skip protection: Buffered Anti-Shock memory
* Playback formats: CD, audio CD-R, audio CD-RW
* Display: Backlit LCD
* Meters: Dual-band, 12-segment LED output display
* Frequency response: CD: 20 to 20,000 Hz (+1, -2 dB); line input: 20 to 20,000 Hz (+1, -1.5 dB); phono: 20 to 20,000 Hz (+2, -2.5 dB/RIAA curve); microphone: 33 to 15,000 Hz (+1, -3 dB)
* Signal-to-noise ratio: CD: more than 85 dB; phono: more than 75 dB; mic: more than 70 dB (IEC-A weighted)
* Total harmonic distortion: CD: less than .05 percent; phono: less than .12 percent; mic: less than .12 percent; headphones (32 ohms): less than .25 percent
* Crosstalk: CD: more than 60 dB at 1 kHz; line: more than 55 dB at 1 kHz
* Looping: Seamless looping (entire CD) with edit function
* Stutter-start: Yes (Instant stutter start with selectable stutter points)
* Fader start: Yes
* Instant start: Yes (true buffered instant start)
* Pitch bend: +/- 16 percent (with jog wheel)
* Repeat play: Yes
* Search: Frame-accurate search (1/75 second step)
* Dead-space elimination: Yes (with auto cue)
* CD tray protection: Yes
* Skip search: Yes (with +10 tracks feature)
* Track programming: 30 tracks
* BPM counter: Yes
* Audio tone controls: 3-band equalizer for master outs: low +/- 12 dB (100 Hz), mid +/- 12 dB (1 kHz), high +/- 11.5 dB (10 kHz)
* Headphone output: 2 (one .25-inch, one .125-inch, each with the ability to audition and input)
* Audio outputs: Stereo balanced (XLR) and unbalanced (RCA) outputs, stereo (left/right) RCA record outputs, 1 stereo digital-audio
* Audio inputs: 2 stereo phono inputs, 3 stereo analog (left/right) RCA, 2 microphone inputs with independent level controls
* Power input: 12V DC (accepts car power adapter)
* Power consumption: Information not available
* Item width: 17.5 inches
* Item height: 6.19 inches
* Item depth: 10 inches
* Item weight: 11.5 pounds
* In the box: Mixer/CD player, AC/DC power adapter, and a user's manual

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Posted by Ministerio on Sep-10-2006 19:56:

Last one.

Kam/Kem, never heard of it.

Behringer. Self Explanatory.

Numark is the most credible of the three.

But if it was up to me, I'd drop all three of those options.

Posted by dark_Omens on Sep-10-2006 20:03:

None of those.
My suggestion is to download a program that is like a setup first (try PCDJ, or just google DJ Program) and try mixing a couple songs that you have. Why do this you ask? Because you will be able to get a little sense if you will like mixing. If you get tired of it easily, I would just stick with a program demo. However, if you find yourself very into it, start saving money and buy 2x Pioneer CDJ-200 and a Numark mixer of some sort.

Posted by sterilis on Sep-10-2006 20:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Ministerio
Last one.

Kam/Kem, never heard of it.

you've never heard of KAM?

anyway i would just get cdjs and a mixer because if you want to upgrade your mixer you cant, them packages are very restricted. wouldnt waste money on them.

Posted by Ministerio on Sep-10-2006 20:17:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_kane
you've never heard of KAM?

Well, I've been living in a cave you know.

Posted by nchs09 on Sep-10-2006 20:50:

ya the last one is the best out of those.. but non are rly good.. :s

Posted by DJ_Progrezz on Sep-10-2006 20:55:

those jb systems cd-200's are pretty good, you should buy these with a american audio mixer or something like that

whats your budget btw?

Posted by stan229 on Sep-10-2006 21:10:

once i get the money
im getttin 2 pio' cdj-200s and a numark dxm-06

right now im fucking around in vritual dj

Posted by Ted Promo on Sep-10-2006 22:58:

Don't get that crap, any of it. Save up the money and you'll be sooooooo... soooooooooo soooooooooooooo much happier.

Posted by wikked on Sep-11-2006 05:22:

quote:
Originally posted by dark_Omens
None of those.
My suggestion is to download a program that is like a setup first (try PCDJ, or just google DJ Program) and try mixing a couple songs that you have. Why do this you ask? Because you will be able to get a little sense if you will like mixing. If you get tired of it easily, I would just stick with a program demo. However, if you find yourself very into it, start saving money and buy 2x Pioneer CDJ-200 and a Numark mixer of some sort.

im have avdj right now i thinking of try to save to 2x Pioneer CDJ-200 and one 1xDM950

Posted by Trogdor on Sep-11-2006 05:30:

Neither.

And, we don't have KAM in the US, by the way.

Posted by wikked on Sep-11-2006 05:35:

i will get around $100+ on xmas and 300-400 on BH so it will might take some time :P or sell my roland juno-D for 300-400 .

couz i got flstudio on the comp as dont needed a synthizer.. i can use my computer keyboard as midi fuction toh

i dont need a mega mixer only one mixer as work with cdj-200 couz the cdj got flanger and snare and all that great stuff fuction

Posted by nutsan on Sep-11-2006 16:50:

i had a roland juno-d but i sold it

anyways ushuld def save up for cdj-200 best things i ever bought.

Posted by wikked on Sep-11-2006 16:53:

ok everythings changed i gonna save to 2xDenon DN-S 1000, 1xNumark DM 1050. its cheaper also

Posted by stan229 on Sep-11-2006 17:05:

what do you guys think of this for someonel ike me whos in a dorm and doesnt really have htat much money, but wants to get into mixing.. i play around with VirtualDJ alot and cant really afford getting a full-fledged mixer + 2 cddjs at the moment, or seems to be near future..

http://www.hercules.com/showpage.ph...27816036e10c849

or is it possible to take a lets say numark dxm-04 and connect it ot a windows pc, what kind of hardware am i gonna need to interface it with vritual dj or any other similar djing software?

Posted by superglo on Sep-12-2006 02:24:

you need a soundcard with at least 4 channels.
mono left and right (for channel A)
mono left and right (for channel B)

i hope it isnt too confusing.

Posted by sterilis on Sep-12-2006 02:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Trogdor
Neither.

And, we don't have KAM in the US, by the way.

fuck me the americans dont have something

Posted by stan229 on Sep-12-2006 03:13:

quote:
Originally posted by superglo
you need a soundcard with at least 4 channels.
mono left and right (for channel A)
mono left and right (for channel B)

i hope it isnt too confusing.

then i would need something like this:
http://www.soundblaster.com/product...04&product=9103

for my laptop

Posted by T-Soma on Sep-12-2006 08:45:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_kane
fuck me the americans dont have something

Brains?

I keed keed!

My suggestion, dont buy any of those, they will break down and it will be money waisted, keep using software untill you can buy some midi controllers (my prefrence) or atleast save up and get some decent cd players like pios or denons.