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HELP: Looking for DJ equipment (pg. 2)
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| oldschool420 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Skipper
For home use only, the 800 is great - however, if you're playing at home and playing out, go for the 1000. You're not going to find an 800 in a proper club setting and the feel of the 1000 is quite different from the 800 I find. |
I found this too. I don't like the 800 at all after using a 1000 for a while. No comparison IMO. |
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| cono_sur |
Thank you for all the responses and comments. :D
Yes...I spin...been spinning for about 2 years now and finally decided to spring for a nicer set of CDJ's in hopes to be making it big this year.
:haha: :stongue: :tongue3
It's actually for a Representative of ours at work. He's from Cyprus and recently purchased a club there. The sound technician in Cyprus has requested this specific CDJ. |
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| Tordan |
| Is this your first thread, Jason? Only took you 6 years eh? :) |
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| Endlesswave |
| quote: | Originally posted by cono_sur
Thank you for all the responses and comments. :D
Yes...I spin...been spinning for about 2 years now and finally decided to spring for a nicer set of CDJ's in hopes to be making it big this year.
:haha: :stongue: :tongue3
It's actually for a Representative of ours at work. He's from Cyprus and recently purchased a club there. The sound technician in Cyprus has requested this specific CDJ. |
Wtf? Which club? Where is it? |
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| LightsOut |
| anyone know who has the best prices on 800's??? |
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| Lighthouse |
| quote: | Originally posted by oldschool420
I found this too. I don't like the 800 at all after using a 1000 for a while. No comparison IMO. |
The new CDJ 800s have the same mechanics as the CDJ 1000s now. The old CDJ 800s sucked by comparison, IMO. But buying new? Get the new CDJ 800s and save some dough. |
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| tapstah |
I'd highly recommend moog, best service, best prices, best support.
1100-1400 per |
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| Cribby |
| I'll be picking up 2 CDJ-1000 MK3s in the Summer...I've been waiting for my very own equipment for ages :D Any recommended mixers? |
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| legendary_waz |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cribby
I'll be picking up 2 CDJ-1000 MK3s in the Summer...I've been waiting for my very own equipment for ages :D Any recommended mixers? |
Ecler Nuo 3,4 or 5. BUT Ecler is coming out with a new line of mixers..the EVO5 :D |
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| Adamo |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cribby
I'll be picking up 2 CDJ-1000 MK3s in the Summer...I've been waiting for my very own equipment for ages :D Any recommended mixers? |
awesome news cribs..are you gonna plan on having any turntables in the future too? or just stick with the 2 cdj's?...if u wanna stay top of the line I know the denon DN-X1500 is a beast my friend has it and I love its operability. (is that even a word? pfft) |
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| EvilTree |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cribby
I'll be picking up 2 CDJ-1000 MK3s in the Summer...I've been waiting for my very own equipment for ages :D Any recommended mixers? |
Depends on what you want to do...
I love my xone62. It sounds so damn nice |
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| Lighthouse |
| I think you can find Pioneer mixers used for a great price (like the DJM 600 for example). However, sonically, the Allan & Heaths (ie Xone line) sound quite a bit better...this is important because when you crank up the volume, the Pioneers will clip out and distort a lot sooner than the A&Hs. A&H knobs are smaller and they are a bit trickier to use, IMO, but Pioneers are easier on the budget. |
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