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Originally posted by jun139 to all them djs who spins on vinyl .. hahah i think this may well put vinyls out to extinction .. http://www.zzounds.com/item--NUMCDX a CDj with vinyl scratch capabilities.. damn man .. being a vinyl dj my self i m pretty shocked when i came accross this myself.. so what else can a turntable do than a CDj can't !?!?

U just discovered this?

unfortunately yes .. i have been rather bz with uni crap to have a life and check out new gears and stuff.

With vinyl scratch capabilities? Doesn't a cdj800+ do that?

i m not sure ... i m really out dated with all these dj equipments and stuff now .

I'm curious to know if they have resolved the early quality issues with these units. I recall reading of heat dissipaton problems, specifically. Anyone using a new CDX care to comment?

check out the numark website...i believe they're coming out with an updated one

i think this guy has been in a bomb shelter for the past 5 years.....

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lols...

well numark has already came out with a cdj and turntable hybrid... that should put the cdx to extinction..

I'm sure the vinyl capability on the CDX doesn't really feel like a real turntable.

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Originally posted by Dirk W. People in Dallas aren't *ssholes. Just look at me, I live in Dallas.

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It really isn't like a real turntable. CDJs and Denons feel more like vinyl than the CDX does, unfortunately. Plus, the CDX only gives 0.1% pitch increments.

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Originally posted by davemolina I'm sure the vinyl capability on the CDX doesn't really feel like a real turntable.

the one i saw i believe actually had an unused vinyl cliped to the top of the CDj.. so when u scratch it feels like a real TT