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Talk to those in the know. 3dex are pointless unless you're playing techno or house, where it's mainly beats and overlaying a 3rd track will not ruin the overall feel of a mix.
For trance, go for an effects box instead, that's what I did last year, and I haven't looked back.
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I think that it is much more prevalent in house and techno that you can use three decks at once, but that doesn't mean that you can't find use for it in trance or other genres.
First off, I am getting a third deck because I want to be able to use different mediums (vinyl AND cd). Second, I don't have to use the third deck for every track/transition etc. There are several songs that I know of that sound increadible when overlapped. If you find three or four of these tracks, then you can spin a few each set...find more, new ones etc. Then go for it. As I said, just because you have a third deck doesn't mean that you have to use it all the time.
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