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Recommend a CDJ to go with 2 Turntables.!!!!!
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| trancinchink |
| Hey, i have two m3d's and i've been mixing with that and i'm looking to add ONE cdj to go along with my turntables. i want suggestions on which cdjs would be a good choice. i want the ability to be able to scratch (i haven't learned how to yet, but when i do i want that ability on the cdj as well) as well. give me some different choices in price range as well. like, whats a good low range, whats a good mid range, and high. i heard the numark axis-9's were good for the price. just wondering about some other items there may be. |
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| trancinchink |
| lol... yes. i've seen those. look mad nice. probably a bit outta my price range but i might just take the time to save up. |
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| DJ Kibon |
I'm planning on buying a CDJ at some point, almost solely for the purpose of being able to include amateur tracks in my online sets. The Numark Axis CDJs seem to be a good choice for the mid-range pricing, but I haven't had a chance to play with one yet.
The odd thing though is that the more vinyl I buy, the less I seem to want a CDJ... |
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| razzi |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Kibon
I'm planning on buying a CDJ at some point, almost solely for the purpose of being able to include amateur tracks in my online sets. The Numark Axis CDJs seem to be a good choice for the mid-range pricing, but I haven't had a chance to play with one yet.
The odd thing though is that the more vinyl I buy, the less I seem to want a CDJ... |
took the words right out of my mouth. when i play in clubs i bring some cds along to drop in amateur tracks that my friends produced or i made.. its a nice little twist in the set, but yeah.. the more vinyl i get the less i want a CDJ haha :) |
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| trancinchink |
| ok... no ones really responded, so i'm assuming for a mid-range table with the ability to simulate a real turntable would be the Numark Axis-9? someone confirm this? |
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| AndskiSpeed |
| Apparently a really good one is the Pioneer CDJ800, less pricey than the 1000 but just as good! But don't quote me on that as i've never tried a CD deck |
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| DJ Mil0 |
| american audio psx, pro scratch 2 or 3 are all good, you get the best stuff for the best price, i havent seen any other cdj in the same price range that can compare |
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| DrummeRaver86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Mil0
american audio psx, pro scratch 2 or 3 are all good, you get the best stuff for the best price, i havent seen any other cdj in the same price range that can compare |
that's because those CD players are in a price range by themselves, the lowest!:p
i've tried them out, they're ok. |
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| DJ_Release |
well i have 2 numark axis 2's and they work quite well for me. I've never used any other cd players so i couldnt tell u how they are compared to others
these were about 150 a piece or somethin like that
if u have some more money yeah u can go with axis 9's cuz they have all the bells and whistles. but i've been readin around in the forums and people seem to prefer pioneer cd players over anything else
so if u have the money go for pioneer... i would! |
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| DJ Mil0 |
| quote: | Originally posted by DrummeRaver86
that's because those CD players are in a price range by themselves, the lowest!:p
i've tried them out, they're ok. |
still there better then the cdj-100 and they cost eather the same or about a hundred lest, its really good quality for what your payin |
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