i was reading this awhile back about a well known Hong Kong dj who started out mixing tapes with a pencil hehe

http://www.hkclubbing.com/v4/content/view/33/34/

Actually when i was in TV/Radio broadcasting in high school we had a 19" rackmount tascam tape deck that had pitch control. And from some of the earlier posts displaying the arrogance of some people, i kind of laughed about how it was "impossiable" to mix w/ tapes. You guys really need to learn about how house music was distributed back in it's hayday in the 80's in Chicago. Btw, Mixmaster Mike got his name by mixing mix tapes back and forth b/c he couldn't afford turntables back in the day. So kids, study hard!

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Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot. He who laughs last thinks slowest!

Well, you learn something new every day

And Mixmaster Mike is an awesome DJ, just saying.

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i own a Technics dual cassette deck, its in my closet, im pretty sure it has pitch adjust, i know it has some other features which would come in handy as far recording and whatnot, only problem is that i never see cassettes anywhere so i just moved it outta the way

I saw this in the Argos a few months back, apparently the best CDJ on the market.

CDJ-1

LMAO thats awesome

easily the coolest personal stereo package ive seen