Does djing equipment count?

i guess it's about 400 euro's a month. something like that.

edit: i don't know why i said that. it's actually not that much.

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Last edited by Nook on Jul-23-2004 at 03:16

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Originally posted by beats and beeps Does djing equipment count?

It can monetary expense, opportunity cost, capital investment, emotional cost, lifestyle cost.

Whatever!

My left ear?

Hehe, well, it's only a bit fucked. Doesn't hear the bass as well as the right one. *sigh*

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Originally posted by TranceGiant My left ear? Hehe, well, it's only a bit fucked. Doesn't hear the bass as well as the right one. *sigh*

My right one is the weak one.

Damn scuba diving blown eardrum incident.

Hearing is precious . Hearing protection is underrated .

Supposedly Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk fame wants to stop DJing because the noise levels are progressively ruining his hearing.

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Originally posted by aspergian Hearing is precious . Hearing protection is underrated . Supposedly Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk fame wants to stop DJing because the noise levels are progressively ruining his hearing.

Sounds like he needs to start mixing in phones only, and buy a pair with excellent isolation.

Eh, this gets hard to calculate if you start factoring in opportunity costs as well.