I think you're out of luck dude if the stock in the U.K is anything to go by sold out ages aago.

Ebay it!

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Sold out a looong time ago. Very unlikely you'd find it new.

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Available used only. If you're careful & buy sensibly you should be cool buying used. Lifespan is good on these, I've had mine some time now & still perform perfectly.

I gotta stop saying that, it's probably gonna be the kiss of death now!!!

Why do you want to buy the mk1 brand new? when the mk2 is exactly the same price? puzzling

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Originally posted by sleepydragon Why do you want to buy the mk1 brand new? when the mk2 is exactly the same price? puzzling

He obviously thought that seeing as they are now the old model, they would be cheaper

I would buy an MK1 over the MK2 because of the Touch Release feature on the MK1, which sadly enough Pioneer took it off on the MK2.

Oh yeah, I forgot, Six Star DJ has them.

http://sixstardj.com

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Originally posted by DjWoody I would buy an MK1 over the MK2 because of the Touch Release feature on the MK1, which sadly enough Pioneer took it off on the MK2.

Touch release?

There's the touch/release knob (controlling starting/breaking times, which is on both models) and there's the quick return (which makes it return to the cue point and start playing again when you tap the platter) which is also on both models...

What they DID change (for the worse) between the mk1 and mk2 was they've screwed up the way the deck acts if you've got master tempo on and you do a slow break.

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Last edited by Stu Cox on Feb-12-2007 at 18:47

I'll sell you two CDJ800MK1s that are in PERFECT condition (seriously) for 1200 canadian. :P

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Originally posted by Stu Cox Touch release? There's the touch/release knob (controlling starting/breaking times, which is on both models) and there's the quick return (which makes it return to the cue point and start playing again when you tap the platter) which is also on both models... What they DID change (for the worse) between the mk1 and mk2 was they've screwed up the way the deck acts if you've got master tempo on and you do a slow break.

No! The touch release that I'm talking about is different. On the 800 MK1, if you cued a song, and paused it, than just touch the platter, the song will start without having to press play. You don't need the QUICK RETURN activated. If you have the quick return activated, than the song will start from your cue point every time you touch the platter.

You can't do that on the MK2 or the 1000.

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Originally posted by DjWoody No! The touch release that I'm talking about is different. On the 800 MK1, if you cued a song, and paused it, than just touch the platter, the song will start without having to press play. You don't need the QUICK RETURN activated. If you have the quick return activated, than the song will start from your cue point every time you touch the platter. You can't do that on the MK2 or the 1000.

Oh ok.

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