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sleepydragon
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Registered: Oct 2003
Location: doncaster, england
Re: IMPORTANT

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Originally posted by DJ pHiLtHy
There is a simple answer to this thread and i am suprised no one has mentioned this yet. If you plan on djing at clubs the ONLY best option is to get Techs 1200's mkII


90% of people will never get to play in a club get ur head out of the clouds and buy a deck that u actually like and not cose u think its the industry standard.
Also if ur good enough to play in a club u should be good enough to use any deck so there should be no problem adapting to a new deck if u did get to play in a club only a bad dj blames his equipment. u should be able to use different equipment anyway u just have to look at all the different types of mixers that clubs use to know that.


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spdandpwr
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Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Living in Connecticut, Partying in New York

thats really true that a dj should be able to adjust to his equipment. when i do parties or events with others peoples equipment the basic principle of beat matching is still in my head so i can still beat match the only difference is that the pitch slider may be looser or tighter. Again don't learn how to adjust the record speed by touching the platter, it will ruin the motor anyways. IF you pitch ride then using any piece of equipment is easy.

Tables i have used:
Stanton str8-80s
Numark 1620
Technics MKII
Technics M3D

thats three different brands and the transition was no way awkward it takes maybe two minutes to get used to your new tables.

transitioning from stanton to techs is easier since pitch adjusts + - 8%


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