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| deejay_naku |
I myself don't like (turntable) dust covers at all, but is there any reason for me to start using them?
I mean, do you put dust covers on your TTs when you're not spinning?
Assuming, of course, that you DO occasionally leave your decks... |
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| j_spot |
dust+anything electronic=bad news
you should keep everything as dust free as you can. Specially your x-fader. |
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| DJ LIQUID |
| I always use the dust covers when im not spinning. I also put a terry cloth over my DJM600. I spent too much to have dust mess them up. |
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| tw1tch |
| Ah, the dust covers look terrible, not to mention clumbsy when you want to use your tables. I simply place a towel over my CDJ, Mixer, and Tables whenver I'm not using them. Easy as that. |
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| Great Outdoors |
| I use a dust cover on my TTs as well as a piece of cloth to cover my mixer and headphones up. Can't take any chances; these babies cost a bomb! :D |
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| DJ-Kuza |
| Plus the dust collects on your slip matts, so when you put on your record and it gets a little static, it pickes up all the crap and it all goes on one record. |
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| DJTJ |
| I don't have the dust covers for my Technics :-( I bought them second hand, and they came in flight cases without the dust covers, and there's not enough room on my desk to have them in the flight cases. I just end up brushing off dust with my hand whenever I use them. |
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| wookieslut |
| everytime i spin, i take off the lids on my road ready cases and set up my tables from there, sounds cumbersome but i dont want a single knick on my decks |
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