you can get 2 used techs 1200's on E-bay for around $400.00. These will last you alot longer than those 2 geimin's in that package.

I bought my 1200's used 2 years ago and they still have had no problems.
As for the mixer, make sure it has eq's, that mixer has none

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Originally posted by tranceDJ and think about the cool mixes you could do on a mixer with no EQ's.

ROFL
that mixer! it's so badass!!!11

seriously tho, for trance mixing, as long as you get DD tables that's good enough for a starting out, but you need a better mixer for sure, EQs are a must.

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Get Ready to do Some Serious Scratching!

It doesn't even have enough torque to keep the platter moving when you hold the vinyl with your finger .

No, really, don't buy that, you'll already regret you bought it after a few hours. 300$ doesn't buy you 2 decent turntables, but this is just trowing away your money

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Originally posted by Push2005 Ik ben net terug begonnen met cassettes op te kopen... Die pitchcontrol is echt ongelofelijk !

Ok, another extremely stupid question...



What are EQ's?

save up and buy used or new techs. the resale value is really good...

you won't be dissapointed.. I bought 2 1200's to start and a crappier mixer (gemini ps-626 pro i think), and later upgraded to a djm-500 when i had the money.. I am glad i didn't have to replace the tables aswell..

Jay

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Originally posted by Kamikaze Badger What are EQ's?

EQ stands for equalizer. they allow you change the sound of whatever music you're playing...... like turning the bass down or up or adjusting the highs, etc. you want to look for a mixer that has EQ's for each input channel. you can tell just by looking at the mixer because there will be row of knobs either right above the channel fader or right next to it, that say: high, mid, low, or something to that effect.

hope that helps

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Originally posted by tranceDJ "Are you ready to do some serious scratching?" I'm sure those things fall apart as soon as you touch the vinyl...and think about the cool mixes you could do on a mixer with no EQ's.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA GOLD

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