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***PiOneEr CDJ 100's***
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| TimeWarp |
| Can anyone give me the goods on this.... i seen it... looks pretty cool... but what are the pro's and cons?? |
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| Leigh |
theyre the silver ones, right?
only used them once before i ended up playing vynil all night cos i got so f*cked off with them. i couldnt work out how the hell to cue them up properly etc. cos i was so used to my dodgy citronic dual cd :)
i'd assume that theyre pretty good. the only dj that i know of that plays purely cd's uses the 100's and most clubs that have cd players use 100's. dont ask us - go try yourself... most shops are more than happy for you to bring your own along and try out their stuff. it gives a good chance to compare to other cd players that, for all you know, could be half the price with the same features. |
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| skywarp |
If you're looking for cd decks for bedroom use (umm ... yeah that sounded dirty) you should check out the Gemini CDJ-20, I've heard some really good reviews about it (despite it being a gemini 'n all).
Pioneer CDJ-100 is a decent unit as far as CD players go. The only drawback is that its jog-wheel doesn't allow frame-accurate searching since it is divided in about 40 increments, instead of 75 - one for each frame on the CD.
Generally, mixing CDs takes a little getting used to if you're a vinyl DJ - involves a lot more pitchbending with the pitch slider.
well, hope this helps ...
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| k-cee |
| I had the pioneer cdj 500mk2..then bought the cdj 100s'.. i think they're just as good as the pioneer pro players except it doesn't have the loop function.. it does have some useful effects like emulation of a turntable switched off and some others.. and they are small and compact which makes them easy to carry round.. |
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