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Last edited by jazzyrj on Feb-03-2007 at 06:52

Trentemöller - Polarshift (Poker Flat)

http://www.conzoom.com/user/php/mediadet.php?id=695


Joris Voorn - Dec Treck (White)

http://www.nuloop.com/Details_e.php?arti=40684
http://www.rare-records.com/2006/si...d03c916e201fe0c
http://www.dancerecords.com/artists/Joris+Voorn
http://www.music-head.de/catalog/pl..._back-true.html

first 3 are out of stock but you can "add to wishlist", if they dont find it use the last site, i've ordered with them before they will get it for you

wow.. people still buy vinyl!?

j/k.. can't help you out much more than what has already been suggested.. I tend to order mine mostly from juno & music-head.

You can try Satellite records in the US but I find the selection and customer service is usually poor.

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Release... maybe. But I doubt it.

I'm going to assume you are a dj here and you are still using vinyl If you're still using turntables and don't want to make the move to CD's, I highly recommend Serato. I just picked it up on the weekend, and it's actually an amzaing piece of software/hardware. You have the power of CD's: you can loop, cue, etc. And the best part is, you're only spending $700 as opposed to $800+ for a single CDJ-800. Also, you'll only be spending a couple of bucks per track as opposed to $15 a shot for vinyl.

Just my 2c.

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Originally posted by Kate Manus wow.. people still buy vinyl!?

On a personnal note i just got into mixing not too long ago and i have tried both the cdj's and vinyl and cdj's are much easier to mix with and beat match with hell they do half the work for you .... i prefer vinyl you get to play with it more and feel it more .... i dunno i guess it's juts noobs opinion

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Originally posted by Djsketchbag On a personnal note i just got into mixing not too long ago and i have tried both the cdj's and vinyl and cdj's are much easier to mix with and beat match with hell they do half the work for you .... i prefer vinyl you get to play with it more and feel it more .... i dunno i guess it's juts noobs opinion

I've never used CDJs really myself so I can't really compare.. but I definitely agree it seems to be the choice for the majority of people getting into the hobby.
I am still deciding what I am going to use to make use of my MP3s.. whether it be Final Scratch... Traktor etc. But CDJs are not my first choice for sure.

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We have had those records in stock before at www.2thebeat.com and I would be happy to help you out. I know for certain that I have 3 distributors that carry Poker Flat and Polar Shift is often stocked (looks like I need to restock it soon!).

Feel free to email us with your contact info at [email protected] and we will do our best to sort you out!

Of course, we are in downtown Toronto if you wish to make a pick up too.

Brian
2 The Beat/Digital

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Last edited by jazzyrj on Feb-03-2007 at 06:52

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Originally posted by DanR Release... maybe. But I doubt it. Just my 2c.

awwwww, I think they do have an online sale

www.releaserecords.ca
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there's my 5cents worth!

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