Well, that's one of the main selling points of the CDJ-200- finer pitch adjust increments.

The 200 also plays mp3s, which may or may not be a deal-breaker for you.
There are also some built-in effects on the 200.

oh, and the blue lighting. Who can forget about that? =D

(probably not a comprehensive list, but I can't think of anything else at the moment.)

Also, you can get CDJ-200's for $344 and less, I'm sure. The $344 comes from djdeals.com from before they lost authorized seller status, and I've seen it for less from agiprodj. Shop around. I'm sure other TA'ers can contribute more information.

HTH.

cdj 200=

.02% pitch (though I like to keep it on .05 for some reason)
three GOOD built-in effects
really nice platter
beat looping
if the cd ejects accidentally during play, when put back in will start up right where it left off
cd will NOT ever skip
not as cheap feeling

it's worth saving up for a 200.

I currently own 1 100, and 1 200 (upgraded one of my 100's to a 200), and the 200 is worth it. The fine pitch increment is very nice to have, and the loop function is great (you can do many things with it). Overall its just a much nicer piece of equipment. Save up and buy the 200's. You will like them.

the three built in effects of the 200 are also incorporated in the 100s, so this doesnt apply as a benefit to the cdj-200 heh

How do you guys feel about 1 of each? I'm in a similar situation, too poor for 200's.

It's okay, but if you can stand to wait a little longer do so, and save up for another 200.

Save up extra and get the 200's. It'll be worth it

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