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Numark Axis 9's vs CDJ 200's
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| JackBlack |
I've got an opertunity to get a pair of Axis 9's for fairly cheap. I'm just wondering what they're like, I had a quick try on them in a shop and they seemed ok but I've never used CD tables before so don't REALLY know what I'm looking for. Any advice?
Thanks, Blackmore. |
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| blacknoizybox |
axis 9 by numark? let me quote:
| quote: | | ..it stunk like you in your pants, then you sit on them for two weeks, then you yourself again....thats how bad is stunk |
It's All Gone Pete Tong (c) Rights reserved.
is that a fair answer? :)
if im not blind, your topic is cdj200 vs axis9
answer: get yourself a cdj200 |
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| Zild |
| If you don't already know how to mix you aren't in a place to judge DJ eqipment, so just save yourself the trouble and buy Pionner. |
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| Basstard |
| CDJ200s i would go for if i didnt already have the 1000s :D |
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| Illuminati |
| I have nothing to complain about with the 200's... They just work perfect, every time... I would save up $ for the 200's. |
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| Joost |
| Has any of you guys ever touched a Axis 9? I think you would buy a piece of crap wrapped in tin foil, as long as it has "Pioneer" written on it. |
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| Illuminati |
Well, I have never tried the Axis, but I never said it would not do the job. I like the Pioneer, not because it is Pioneer, but because of the fact that I have never had any problems with it.
The Axis will probably play the tunes just like any CDJ, but i would have saved up for a Pio!:disbelief
And I would not buy a " pice of crap wrapped in tin foil, as long as it has "Pioneer" written on it ", Then I would buy a Denon :haha: |
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| JackBlack |
| Thanks for the advice.... I think :D another question what about CDJ 500's I don't think I've heard them mentioned, are they any better/worse then the 200's?? |
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| djshtr |
the 500s are quite outdated. you can't even compare them to a 200.
For the price the 200 is the best deck out there. Sure it doesn't have vinyl emulation, but if you're spinning house/trance you dont need to scratch anyway. And if you really really wanna scratch, drop $250-300 on a used technics.
I thought long and hard, and the fact that I got two decks with 0.02% pitch for less than the price of one cdj800 or 1000 is a huge plus. The loop cutter, and effects are great. The WAH functions as a bandpass filter ..
so.. go for the CDJ200,.. over an axis9, DN1000, etc. |
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| Illuminati |
+1
the pio's is the best in that price class anyway, and I love the effects, even though I use the inbuilt effects on the mixer more.
Pioneer DJM 500 |
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| spike_boy69 |
get the cdj200.
the accuracy on them is 0.02 while on the axis 9 its 0.10 |
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