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| quote: | Originally posted by djkoolaide
dns-3000
platter actually has a motor, feels more like a real TT.
and it's cheaper.
people just use pioneer CDJs because of the name and because they're the standard the denons are soooo much better |
A motor with fuck all torque... so it actually feels nothing like say a 1210 or TTX-1. The only CD decks that actually feel like vinyl are the Numark CDX and the Technics SLDZ, which both have pretty major flaws, so if you're going to go for a Pioneer or Denon, you should just treat it at a different piece of equipment and learn to use it as a CD deck, not as an imitation turntable.
Scratching (the one thing that should really imitate vinyl as closely as possible) is actually more realistic on a CDJ800 or 1000 - if you make the same movements as you would on a turntable, it does the same to the sound but obviously feels a bit strange because the platter doesn't move. However scratching on a Denon would be like scratching on the cheapest belt drive deck in the world (although at least the needle wouldn't skip).
Personally I'd go for the 800.
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