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-- guess who just sold his CDJS

guess who just sold his CDJS

B) yeahh...

$2200 for my 2 cjs, a mixer and a pioneer EFX

so happy to get rid of it.

(this will be my last guess who just... threads)

Guess who just guessed correctly! Shit yeah!

*clenches fist, wrist upward, slowly retracting elbow with a stolid look of gratification upon his face while dramatically peering downward*

*punches Hal in the back of the head*

Was it Ti�sto?

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Originally posted by Sushipunk *punches Hal in the back of the head*

I deserved that.

Cmon, the guy had on a bottom, though! That has to count for something.

giving up on the dream eh..

Ouch. Really had to put it in those terms for him to twist the knife, didn't you.


That's cold, man. Really cold.

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Originally posted by LoveHate giving up on the dream eh..

yep. i still have my technics. not selling those.

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Originally posted by BTG yep. i still have my technics. not selling those.

Certainly says a lot about TTs, CDJs are awesome pieces of technology but always felt like a newb way to spin. Technics are all you need brah.

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Originally posted by Syntonic Certainly says a lot about TTs, CDJs are awesome pieces of technology but always felt like a newb way to spin. Technics are all you need brah.

That's a faulty statement. If they still sold playable vinyl, then yes. Now, you'd need Technics, A laptop and Serato/Traktor. Until you can just hook the vinyl record up to you computer, upload a couple of songs, then play them on the technics, you're still gonna need too much stuff for TT's to be a just-as-easy option as CDJ's. (talking exclusively from a setting the shit up-standpoint, you'd still need skills ofc)

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Originally posted by dj_alfi If they still sold playable vinyl, then yes.

Did they stop selling them yesterday or something?

Yeah, re-writeable records are the future.

It's funny how mp3s should make things simpler, but you end up buying MORE kit these days.

Most nightclubs (that I know) have CDJs installed as a default, so they're good to know in case the promoter doesn't allow you to hook up your own kit. Some clubs barely have enough room in the booth for a laptop and midi controller, let alone TTs.

Of course, if you're a DJ that only plays vinyl, the promoter is probably going to know that before they book you.

edit: It should be said I'm mostly talking about the trance scene here, where thanks to the big labels vinyl is all but dead. The techno and deep house parties are much more vinyl-friendly from what I've seen.

Iv been trying to sell my cdj1000mk3 for a month now -- nobody wants it -- neither do i.

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Originally posted by dj_alfi If they still sold playable vinyl, then yes.

Wow.

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Originally posted by dj_alfi That's a faulty statement. If they still sold playable vinyl, then yes.

As opposed to the non-playable vinyl?

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Originally posted by nchs09 Iv been trying to sell my cdj1000mk3 for a month now -- nobody wants it -- neither do i.

Did you regret buying it or are you trying to upgrade to the CDJ2000?

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Did they stop selling them yesterday or something?

Haha, more like 6-7 years ago. I find it's pretty hard discovering anything but the more commercial stuff, unless you really stay on top of the stores to get the more underground stuff. And I of course mean commercial in the broadest sense of the word.

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Originally posted by Syntonic As opposed to the non-playable vinyl? Did you regret buying it or are you trying to upgrade to the CDJ2000?

I didnt even know that existed -- just saw a video of it and it looks confusing. I just dont use it. I have not used it in like 3 years.

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