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Spirit5
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2 Pioneer CDJ 200s approx $650 - $700 for a pair
1 Numark DXM 06 Mixer approx $250 - $300
So your talking roughly $1,000, more than you want to spend but if you can wait and save another $500, you wont regret it. Sometimes it's better to pay more for better stuff, which does mean saving money...waiting. You can get a dual CD player but they are usually used as additions to TT set ups. I haven't seen that many people use them alone, by themselves, unless it's something like the Numark CD-Mix type things. Your best bet is getting the CDJ 200s and a mixer like the DXM 06. This set up will last you a long time, because they are quality and should have a pretty good re-sale value in case you want to upgrade and or decide it isn't for you. You'll also need headphones, but you should be able to find a decent pair for around $60 or $70. Gemini doesn't make very good products, that's all I can say about that. They are notorious for poor quality products, up there with Behringer and American Audio/DJ as far as DJ equipment is concerned. If you want dual cd players, look to Numark (slightly better stuff than Gemini) or Pioneer, which has the best ones but expensive....CDJs are much better for stand-alone mixing setups.
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Aug-13-2006 22:19
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Spirit5
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| quote: | Originally posted by epdarks
Thanks very much Spirit for your help.
I just cannot afford $1000 as a college student. It would be a year wait at least. I guess I'm getting a bit anxious.
I've been playing around on my buddies dual CD player and ghetto mixer and its been a lot of fun.
Any more advice would be awesome. |
Haha well i'm a college student and have CDJ 1000 MK2s. It just requires making some sacrifices, like not driving as much or going out to eat as much and just putting away money. But if you don't have a job, then that's another story. Don't get too anxious or impatient though, it's best to wait till you can afford something that is worth it. Dual CD players are not commonly used these days, as more and more people, entry level DJs, are going for things like the CDJ 200 or the CDJ 800s, or the Denon DN-S1000 or DN-S3500. If you want a dual CD player, check out the Denon DN-D4500 for $589.
But I think you'd be most happy with a CDJ system, just due to the fact it's more intuitive and fun with them vs. Dual CD players. So what you could do is either buy one CDJ 200 and a mixer, and then save up for another CDJ until you can afford it, or see if there's any type of financing option you can do...pay over time.
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Aug-14-2006 02:13
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