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Rimmz
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Mar 2001
Location: UK, Liverpool
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What model would you recommend?
Why would you choose DENON and not the Pioneer CDJ1000,
ive heard they are ment to be the dogs.
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Jul-18-2003 05:21
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Rimmz
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Mar 2001
Location: UK, Liverpool
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Im probably looking at buying a single for now,
price isn't really a problem. I just have to wait
a few months and save dependent on the model i want.
I will add a second deck in the future, if i move onto
using cd all time. At the moment, Im happy with using vinyl
and just want to use the cd deck for hard to find tunes.
I would deffo like to have loop functions and possibly a sampler
on the cd deck, also savable cue points if possible.
I know the cdj has a memory card to save cues, does the denon have similar features???
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Jul-18-2003 05:46
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ScratchMaster
tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2002
Location: From Where Nobody Speaks The Language I Do
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Denon Vs Pioneer.
No Contest.
PIONEER WINS HANDS DOWN.
I learnt on a Denon but have been playing on Pioneers for the last year now.
If you want a single player and your on a budget the get yourself a Pioneer CDJ-500 II.No frills just a loop function.
No budget issues then go for the CDJ1000s.No Contest.
If you want a dual player the go for the CMX 3000.
The problem with the Denon's is that the lense only lasts for about a year and a half of regular club use before starting problems.Lenses on the Pioneer last upto four years atleast.
Secondly the jog wheel in Denons is small compared to Pioneers so you cant really use it so bend cause you cant get a feel for it which you can on Pioneers.
Keep in mind tha I am talkin bout the Denon 1800,2500,2100 & 2600.
I've heard the new DN-5000 is a "CDJ1000 Killer" but those who have used both say the 5000 dosen't come close to the 1000.
The world has woken up to Pioneers.The 1000 has become the industry standard.
Go wit the pioneers.
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Jul-18-2003 09:49
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TranceInMySoul
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Southampton, England
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As with buying any equipment, get yourself to a shop and try it out. Go to a shop that will let you do some mixing with the player(s) you are thinking of buying, and at the end of the day, buy what feels right to you.
I always advocate try before you buy, but especially in this case as there isn't (IMO) a clear winner between Denon and Pioneer. Talk to a few (independent) shop owners too - they will probably be able to advise you on things like how many they've had returned over the last 6 months, what other customers think of them etc. which can all be useful advice.
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Jul-19-2003 17:29
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dj aki
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Los Angeles, USA
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Jul-21-2003 02:08
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Rimmz
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Mar 2001
Location: UK, Liverpool
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Thanks for the help guys.
Ive managed to try a couple of the Pioneer cd decks out at one of our local music shops but not any of the denon products yet.
As your advice says - try before you buy and get the equipment that feels right to you.
I'll be trying a couple of the denon cd decks in the week.
Thanks for the help.
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