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WTB - 2 Pioneer CDJ 1000MK3's (pg. 2)
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| jchung52 |
| quote: | Originally posted by breakawayj
"advanced" haha wouldn't say that.....
I play at home and friends parties here and there...
I just figured if im going to spend the money I may as well buy the best...... i dont know...
are the 800's solid? what cant I do with them that I can do with the 1000's? |
yes they are. basically a cheaper version of the 1000s. for more on the specs go to www.pioneerprodj.com. if youre just playing at home/friends parties, 800s way more than sufficient. if u willing to dish out 1300 a pop for the 1000s, get 2 800s and a djm800 |
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| EvilTree |
lol
if you dunno if you're going to be serious about picking up djing as a hobby, why would you want to shell out money to buy the best gear? |
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| darouge11 |
| quote: | Originally posted by breakawayj
"advanced" haha wouldn't say that.....
I play at home and friends parties here and there...
I just figured if im going to spend the money I may as well buy the best...... i dont know...
are the 800's solid? what cant I do with them that I can do with the 1000's? |
u cant spin the jog dial and make the.....FEUHFUIREBGYURBGUIRBGUSDNFIPMEIOFMCERIO sound....well not as good or cool sounding anyways....i have the 800's they are great, it wouldnt hurt to have the mk3's tho....all in all theres not THAT huge of a difference....mk3's look sicker too lol |
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| EvilTree |
| quote: | Originally posted by darouge11
u cant spin the jog dial and make the.....FEUHFUIREBGYURBGUIRBGUSDNFIPMEIOFMCERIO sound....well not as good or cool sounding anyways....i have the 800's they are great, it wouldnt hurt to have the mk3's tho....all in all theres not THAT huge of a difference....mk3's look sicker too lol |
Obviously you haven't used a 1000mk3 to its full potential (then again, not many people do) |
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| breakawayj |
LOL i've been spending thousands of dollars on vinyl for the passed 2 and a half years.....either way the cdj's will be cheaper in the long run.
| quote: | Originally posted by EvilTree
lol
if you dunno if you're going to be serious about picking up djing as a hobby, why would you want to shell out money to buy the best gear? |
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| EvilTree |
^heh.
well, most of the answer to what you're looking for (800s vs 1000) debate is on the DJ booth forum.
for the record, what is the going rate for an used pair of 1000mk3s anyways? 1300? |
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| breakawayj |
Brand new around here the best Im seeing them for is 1400-1499 plus tax....
| quote: | Originally posted by EvilTree
^heh.
well, most of the answer to what you're looking for (800s vs 1000) debate is on the DJ booth forum.
for the record, what is the going rate for an used pair of 1000mk3s anyways? 1300? |
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| darouge11 |
| quote: | Originally posted by EvilTree
Obviously you haven't used a 1000mk3 to its full potential (then again, not many people do) |
no, sadly i havent....i wish i have for real tho....im only basing my answer on what ive seen done with them... |
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| breakawayj |
| How much do the 800's go for brand new ?? |
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| legendary_waz |
| quote: | Originally posted by breakawayj
How much do the 800's go for brand new ?? |
800MK2 go for about $750 |
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| Skipper |
| quote: | Originally posted by breakawayj
I've considered the 800's I just dont want to buy them and immediately want to upgrade... |
I have an 800 and I didn't feel the need to upgrade. I've had it for a year and it works like the day I bought it. |
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| all-nite-freak |
| the 800 is enough for hobby mixing...i would even say you can go lower than that if you just mix outro/intro...the 800 is also the standard in terms of club gear. Not too many clubs have the 1000mk3's either. |
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