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| quote: | Originally posted by Zoso
That's good to hear. My main concern isjust how intuitive it is to switch to CDJs. My fear is that I spent all this time learning to beat match using vinyl, and then I switch to CDJs and I trainwreck all the time, thus having wasted a few hundred on a piece of technology I can't effectively use. Of course I took an equal chance when I purchased my decks, because other than listening to tons of mix CDs, I never had any experience mixing. Now, six months later, I'm doing better than I ever imagined. I guess I should just save the money, buy a CDJ, try it, and STFU.  |
I started on vinyl and made the switch to CDJs because of $. I have to say mixing vinyl (to me atleast) is about 100 easier than mixing on my new CDJ-1000s. Vinyl just has that "instant response" and "complete" control. The features, effects and overall control far surpass vinyl but personally, vinyl just feels way easier. And about the CDJ-200, it's a solid little player - but when i used it i found it very limiting. If you're going to spend 300$ on something you might as well throw in 400 more and get atleast an 800 or 1000. Cheers, it'll be better in the long run 
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