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choosing cdj's
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| Sinonick |
i'm buying my new cdj's this month, and i'm willing to choose the model that has the best pitch accuracy. so far i've been told that cdj1000 has a 0.02% accuracy, which is great. while denon's most expensive cdj has a 0.05% pitch accuracy. what i want to know is:
what is the pitch accuracy of those models:
pionneer cdj100s, pionner cdj500, numark axis2, numark axis8, numark axis9 and any other model you could tell me info about (i'm not interested in dual cdj models)
if someone has info or can tell me where to find info, please post here. i'm in great need of your help. |
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| benoitfan |
| CDJ-100s are 0.1%. CDJ-500 are also 0.1% AFAIK. Don't know about the others but they should be around these values too. |
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| whitesmoke |
| cdj-800s are +/- 0.05% |
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| DJ_Maxximus |
| its much more faster if u go the manufactures site and look up the docs :D |
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| zizack |
| I just bought the Denons, and they have a .05% pitch change. Apparently they are coming out with an upgrade to increase it's accuracy. BTW, I was going to get the CDJ-1000 too, and ended up getting the Denon cause it was cheaper. I couldn't be happier with it. |
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