oh.....we also discussed headphones

BWAHAHAHHA

My friend had his Sony MDR700's..........they were broke

the funny thing was was that he even said "Every person I know who has the Sony's has had them brake. They just dont last"

then he added this later..."I need to get me the Pioneer SEDJ5000s because they are a workhorse"

hehe..i saved the night because i brought my headphones (Pionner SEDJ5000s)

my sonys broke!

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Originally posted by amit my sonys broke!

im sorry

to think i was going to buy them

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Originally posted by DJ LIQUID I am so glad i bought MKIIs

im glad u said that coz these are the decks that i have paid and am waiting for!!!


what do u think of the Vestax 275 tho? the reason im asking is coz this mixer is on its way to my house as we speak, and id like to get ur feedback on it.

peace

mikey

I am getting that exact setup (already have the tables)

i'd like to hear about the 275, what is so messed about the cueing?

Personal preferences my friends! Of course it feels odd if it's the first time you use it! So many people say the Vestax 275 is the best mixer for the money out there, that it surely kicks butt! If you just bought two M3D and that mixer brand new I assure you - you won't have regrets.

Then again, billions of flies can't be wrong either - sh*t must taste good! =)

love,

Tommi

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By no mean am i down playing the Vestax 275. It is indeed an awesome mixer. It just felt weird as it was my first time using it...and that I am so used to my Pioneer DJM600.

i really liked the levels and the crossfader curve was excellent...heck at times they're was no need to use the line faders

Oh and like I said before...the clickless pitch just doesnt feel right

I enjoy how the click feels

other than that its a great table....although i see no need for that headshell/cartridge holder

it looks like you shot the turntable lol (empty hole)


if you learned on it then i guess its no problem.....as for me (spinning for 5 years already) its just no kosher

yeah, i suppose the clickless pitch could throw you off. but, i have heard that the click at 0 is a real pain in the ass sometimes mixing around the click.

as for the headshell hole.. i think it's kinda cool, i bought some concorde style headshell/needles, and i store the ones that came with my technics in those holes..

where do you put yours?

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Originally posted by JohnSmith yeah, i suppose the clickless pitch could throw you off. but, i have heard that the click at 0 is a real pain in the ass sometimes mixing around the click. as for the headshell hole.. i think it's kinda cool, i bought some concorde style headshell/needles, and i store the ones that came with my technics in those holes.. where do you put yours?

I have never had any problems mixing around the Zero.

i store my cartridges in their case's...i wouldnt have it any other way.

i paid well over $100 a piece and im not going to keep them out in the open where they can get damaged.

besides...the ortofon cases look PIMP (like jewlery cases)

Yeah, i know, i store mine in the case too. I got some Stanton Trackmasters:



They came in a slick little case too:



$100 a piece! that's nothing, i paid $350 for mine. course that is canadian, so i guess it's about the same.

but, i was asking where you store the headshells that came with your techs, if you have ortofons, you obviously aren't using the technics ones.