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Originally posted by onceler mp3 playability is not really that necessary. The price of cdr's are so low that it doesnt really matter to burn it to a cd in .wav (regular cd) format.

^^^What he said.


Also, the CDX has pitch precision of %0.1(I think), whereas the CDJ has %0.02 precision, which is much better for mixing.

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Originally posted by Cheetah86 ^^^What he said. Also, the CDX has pitch precision of %0.1(I think), whereas the CDJ has %0.02 precision, which is much better for mixing.

Im sure the numark deck has at least .05% precision, b/c my axis9 has that level, it just doesn't display in .05 place.

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for the 2 dex i own, here are the precision...

Pioneer CDJ 1000
06% : .02
10% : .05 <-- Default at power-on
16% : .1
24% : .1 (The MKII hs 100% here)
Switch - simple button

Denon s5000
04% : .02
10% : .1
16% : .1
24% : .1 <-- Default at power-on
Switch - depress button for 2 seconds, use the "wonder knob" to adjust.

Yea i was talking about CDX Dj Chex was talking about, yea ill go look for some to play about with, long way till i get em, gettin a car first

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Originally posted by dj chex Im sure the numark deck has at least .05% precision, b/c my axis9 has that level, it just doesn't display in .05 place.

Didn't know that but it's good to know, I always thought people didn't like the CDX because of that. It would be interesting if since it reads the cd based on the "vinyl", if they just made the pitch analog(like the TTX-1) so the record could turn at whatever the precise rate the pitch was set at.