Get some mounting brackets for the wall and mount them flush with the angle to the wall being 90 degrees (flat to the wall pointing straight out).

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Originally posted by Trogdor Why woud you keep your low EQs at 3 o'clock?

sorry I got them wrong way around re edited my post.

LOL don't put the highs at 3 o'clock either.

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ok lol

Just assuming that when a label has a track mastered they are using equipment that is much more intricate than a three band EQ, so you should play your tracks with the EQs all at 12 o'clock as a general rule.

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Originally posted by Penfold99 Thx for replys ive got bigish room and my decks are in the corner, I dont have much room to alter the speakers as ive only got small table. and they are quite close together, really need to get some stands see if that makes it any better. here is a pic to show.. thx

eh?

are those belt driven turntables??? Can't tell from the photo.

they'd better not be. I'll be really pissed off if they are. Maybe the ones i saw at the store were replicas of these.

Yea get some stands this should solve your problem. Right now the way you have it the sound from the Left speaker is hitting your ears before your right or visa versa. get some stands and put you speakers equal distance from where you stand when DJing. Im supprised you arnt getting any feed back from having your speakers so close to your needles like that.

Also you should try to keep your eqs at 12 o clock, this gives you full +/- 12 dB control over your sound. Another thing is to watch your gain levels. Try to keep things at unity or the 0 mark. Also turn the volume knob on the back of your speakers up all the way. By doing this you give yourself full control of the volume at the master fader.

Hope this helps things.

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Originally posted by Abhay eh? are those belt driven turntables??? Can't tell from the photo. they'd better not be. I'll be really pissed off if they are. Maybe the ones i saw at the store were replicas of these.

No there not belt drives there numark TT200


Thx for all the help guys

Haha... try playing out at a club! It's TOTALLY different sound-wise... so loud, and at times it's like "I have no idea WTF is going on"

But you'll get the hang of it... practice and just relaxing and not thinking about it much will help.

And yes, as was stated stands will help! I bought mine at Circuit City for around $40-50. I have RP-5's though, so you should make sure they can handle the 8's.

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Originally posted by Penfold99 yea i understand that, what dont sound rite is u cant hear the beats clashing together much, u can hear it if I turn the volume down low. I am thinking it might be somthing to do with my room and having the volume high! Thx

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Originally posted by Ryan0751 Haha... try playing out at a club! It's TOTALLY different sound-wise... so loud, and at times it's like "I have no idea WTF is going on" But you'll get the hang of it... practice and just relaxing and not thinking about it much will help. And yes, as was stated stands will help! I bought mine at Circuit City for around $40-50. I have RP-5's though, so you should make sure they can handle the 8's.

Nice set up m8, yea really need to get them stands ive seen some from decks.co.uk but it's about 100quid for the pair..

Anyone know any cheap places in the UK that sell stands?