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USB Drive Specs for Digital DJs
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| sunspeeder |
It seems to me that technically all a digital DJ might need for a gig is their USB Flash Drive with music.
This is a thread for DJs to share what USB Drive they use, and what specs to look for in purchasing one. |
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| kadomony |
I can highly recommend the Corsair Survivor series.
That being said, I've used a cheap 3-year-old plastic housing 32gb USB2.0 drive I still have on my keychain with no issues whatsoever. |
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| Guest |
| I use 2x 32GB Lexar 3.0's loaded w/ rekordbox. No problems what so ever on all pioneer cdjs that allow for rekordbox functionality. Pretty sure most, if not all CDJs, still use 2.0 but meh. Got them anyways. |
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| Juan Paulino |
| Try golden connectors for better sound :rolleyes: |
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| junkproject |
| Another than slower read\write speeds. Corsair flash drive are pretty solid. Get the LaCie if you want faster write\read speeds. |
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| Adam420 |
At those prices, both drives are a big rip-off. You can probably get them elsewhere for less. Try newegg.com
Also, all I know is, don't get a Lexar 64 GB or up, and possibly any drive 64 GB or higher, to use with Rekordbox. I even had to send my drives back to Lexar, after both got corrupted and neither Rekordbox nor my CDJs recognized them anymore. But the 32 and 16s that I have have worked just fine. |
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