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vestax pvc180 vs pioneer djm300 (mixers)
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| DJ Nickazz |
Comparing a 2-channel mixer to a 3-channel?!
How much channels do you need? |
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| Driguez |
| 2 channels its all i need,its not about the channels,it could be 4-5 chanels,its about quality thats all i care for right now |
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| beats and beeps |
Try to find a pcv 275 somewhere if you can.
Otherwise pcv180 for sure. |
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| Orbital32 |
| save your money. i have the djm-300 right now... it's pretty good don't me wrong, but know i need to get rid of it so that i can get a 4 channel. nothing sucks more then having 2 turntables and ad cdj-1000, but only 2 channels! grrr. |
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| Driguez |
| well i decided to go with the vestax pvc-180,found it very cheap $149 and last one on stock too :D |
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| Synbios |
| Both companies are very reliable. I would go for the vestax though, just so you have the extra channel. The BPM meters on the pioneer are also kinda gay. |
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| mzvirbulis |
| get a 3 channel, it has done great things for me as it lets me be flexable, so i can then incorporate a computer. instead of being stuck to vinyl. |
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| Elyksir |
| i have vestax pcv 180 and it works great! really nice for mixing trance and prog, because of its faders and eqs. |
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| Driguez |
| alright,cant wait to get it,it should be home in 5 days :D |
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