only vinyl...
it's good to see that vinyl is winning

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I use my my vinyl 80 percent of the time. but use my Pro-Scratch 1's for the songs I dont have on vinyl, along with rare stuff as well.

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currently i use numark axis 8's, but if i ever sell them ill be buying the new denon's.

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Originally posted by Dj_Andrew_K only vinyl... it's good to see that vinyl is winning

yeah but i read this article about tiesto who said that vinyl will dissappear in the future. i dont know if thats true, but it wont matter with me cuz i dont use vinyl. but lets see wat the future has to say

IMO vinyl will never dissapear, i dont think that even devices as final scratch will replace it, i think a dj should use cds vinyls mp3s, whatever he likes, but vinyl will be betewen the first choices of every beginer
its like when tv was invented, ppl said nobody would listen to the radio anymore, but...

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Originally posted by dj_pontiac IMO vinyl will never dissapear, i dont think that even devices as final scratch will replace it, i think a dj should use cds vinyls mp3s, whatever he likes, but vinyl will be betewen the first choices of every beginer its like when tv was invented, ppl said nobody would listen to the radio anymore, but...

thats so true. its like u turn on the tv and u see ja rule, so u dont know nething about trance nemore. also if u tell someone that ur a dj than that person will think u play only records. they wont know dj's play cd's or mp3, it happens to me all the time. they all think i use vinyl whe i use only cd's. but its up to the dj, there isnt ne difference, except for the music.

I use CD's but will eventually save enough for Vinyl. I use the crappiest of the crap. A basic stanton s-250 CD setup with a basic mixer (it doesn't even allow me to have a cue pan, just a switch that are for ch1,ch2 and cue)

Personally there are goods and bads about both, well for financial reasons, CD's are more affordable since most of the songs are online(you didn't hear this from me). I mean you pretty much can't buy the CD with the single traxx that you need, mainly their ripped from vinyl. As for flexability, Vinyl can be very felxible for Dj'n, but the downside is the difficulty of looking for vinyl and buying it.

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Dude everyone's sig are so nice, Oh well. I guess this will be my sig instead.

Pure vinyl...

Haven't figured out how to dj with programs since I use 2 hands with switching eq's

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I bought my CD decks first (Pioneer CMX 3000), and used them for a few months before I a Technics 1200 two days ago. I only bought one to start, and after one day and night, I can't wait to get a second. Spinning vinyl is just more fun.

i only use vinyls but i would have a pionner cdj 1000 if i could afford one but generally i dont like many of the other cd decks but i havent used any much so i wouldnt say vinyl is any better really but it does feel to me like u get more control over corrections and stuff with vinyl