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| quote: | Originally posted by Cyrus King
Vynil is dying... and cd is winning. Thats a fact. Being behind the decks and watching pvd, corsten and picotto, i can tell you that much of their sets are cd. It will eventually replace vinyl. |
ok well how will the artists make any money at all than? Hmm, anyone can burn a copy of the track before it's out on vinyl. So where is the exclusivity issue than? I see a lot of dj's spin tracks on CD's where the promos are not even available on vinyl, but I highly doubt it's gonna be replaced very soon. And if you do get CDJ-1000's let me know how it's going about a month later with getting a hold of all the tracks you want and than tell me how the CD's are taking over vinyl. Unless you burn your own tracks or personally know all the DJ's and producers in the world you won't have jack shit to show for on the CD's... I don't think the vinyl is going away for a while. But yet there are alternatives... also check out "Final Scratch" ( www.stantonmagnetics.com ) and DN-S5000 (that's gonna fucking own CDJ-1000 IMO)
You can play two tracks at the same time from one CD, you can eject the disk and will continue to play the music from that CD for 35 seconds after you eject it. You can beatmatch one track to another from one CD... it also has the world's first spining rotary wheel so that it full emulates vinyl unlike CDJ-1000 (don't get me wrong it's still a really good CDJ) and a shit load more stuff... more info bellow at the link.....
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here is more about DN-S5000: http://www.denon.ca/paline/papro03.html
if you decide to get the denons that the only dealership around Toronto area is in Burlington check the website above for more info....
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