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Originally posted by Jarvmeister I've never used 800s. But I use the 10% range on my 1000s on occasions when I need to pitch up that much - and I notice the difference. I cannot understand why (or even how) anyone would argue that it's not noticeable. You have to have a pretty ropey ear not to be able to pick it out. Jarv

Hey man, I'm not arguing about .1%...that I totally feel a difference. Just .05%

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Originally posted by DjWoody The 800 has hot loops that the 1000 doesn't have. Another big difference was the platter. The 800Mk1 has a very loose platter, but they fixed it on the MK2 to match that of the DVJ-X1. The 1000 has 4 choices for tempo (+6, +10, +16, +100) The 800 only has 2... (+10, +100) 800 has Quick Return, 1000 doesn't. 1000 has an eject lock. 1000 has cd text. in other words, the 1000 is more customizable.

cdj 800 mk2 does not have cd text ???

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cdj800 does have text mode the button to put it on is at the top of the cdj to the left of the remaining track timer.
It also tells you in the instruction book that it has it

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