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| BTG |
| K, well, i'm wanting to get some dj gear, but i'm not sure if i should just get cheap ..and see if i like it, and get better at it, and THEN buy good , or should i just get the good to begin with *ie technics*. |
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| Great Outdoors |
| quote: | Originally posted by BTG
K, well, i'm wanting to get some dj gear, but i'm not sure if i should just get cheap ..and see if i like it, and get better at it, and THEN buy good , or should i just get the good to begin with *ie technics*. |
Just get the good to begin with *ie Technics*. :) |
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| Xquisite |
usually i tell people that they should really consider how into DJing are they.
If you're REALLY into djing, and you are 100% positive that you wont quit... then save up for those expensive tables.
Otherwise if you just want try.. and ur not sure yet... i'd suggest you go with cheaper tables. If you end up liking it... you can save up to buy Technics or just use with what you got. You dont need a good turntable for mixing Trance/House. A Gemini/Stanton is sufficient enough to do that.
HOwever, what I do recommend is to save up for a GOOD mixer. Avoid the crap mixers because they might have horrible sound quality and durability.
This is assuming ur on a budget and you wanted to consider Money vs Investment. Sure, everyone will say get the best turntable out there, but what if you dont end up liking it and u get Technics? They do have high resale value, but I'd rather avoid the pain of reselling as it gets very cumbersome as you're trying to get the most bang for ur turntables.
Conclusion: So consider how much u are a willing to spend vs how interested ur into djing. Being a DJ is a VERY expensive hobby. For dinner, I eat instant ramen and drink filtered water just to save up for those vinyls heh ;) |
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| Bear4569 |
My advice to you BTG is find somebody who has got some tables and play on them and see if it is something that you want to invest in. Talk to people and see if they have any hand me downs, that is how I started, and they were belt drive. Belt drive does suck and they are really hard to mix on, but at least you will get the feel for things. When you decide if you want to make the investment or not, save up for some technics. I know everybody says well I don't have that much money....save up for them, and remember good things come to those who wait...if it takes a year to save up the money, then that is what it takes. I think you will be happier in the long run if you do it like that.
Peas,
Bear:stongue: |
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| Veldrid |
| If ya can't find anyone with decks I would suggest even trying out a computer program like PCDJ. This might help ya formulate a bit more of an opinion, but ya I would definitely find someone with gear for you to try. |
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| BTG |
| quote: | Originally posted by Veldrid
but ya I would definitely find someone with gear for you to try. |
i have a friend who's brother has some..but he's at school in another city...and only comes around in the summer..and i don't wana wait that long ;) |
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| ingentis |
| quote: | Originally posted by BTG
K, well, i'm wanting to get some dj gear, but i'm not sure if i should just get cheap ..and see if i like it, and get better at it, and THEN buy good , or should i just get the good to begin with *ie technics*. |
i was in your same shoes maybe 2 months ago, i and went ALL OUT on my first setup. check my sig to see what i got :eyes: :eyes: |
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