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Pioneer djm500 mixer for sale...
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| Kid Epic |
Pioneer djm500, 2 years, mint condition, studio usage only, asking $1,000.oo
Telephone quotes for new units:
Long & Mcquades sells them for $1850
Steves Music sells them for $1500
Moog Audio sells them for $1650
I'm selling this mixer to buy a scratch mixer instead.
please email me, serious inquiries only, i will not be checking this post often.
[email protected] |
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| DJ El Kay Dee |
| omg..i saw one of those...they have the bpm counter and right?? |
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| Skipper |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ El Kay Dee
omg..i saw one of those...they have the bpm counter and right?? |
bpm counters are for cheaters! |
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| Endlesswave |
| quote: | Originally posted by Skipper
bpm counters are for cheaters! |
Yes yes we know. It's all by ear, how it should be. |
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| sake |
| quote: | Originally posted by Endlesswave
It's all by ear, how it should be. |
it shouldn't be any other way.. |
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| DJ El Kay Dee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Skipper
bpm counters are for cheaters! |
well its good for beginners and sometimes is good for normal djs so that they can focus more on blends rather than bpm |
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| sake |
but still .. i think ur asking too much for the mixer.. a grand for a djm that was used for 2 yrs// uh-huh...
found a new one on ebay for $200 more..
i think ur better off selling it on ebay if it's in mint condition...
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| fantom |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ El Kay Dee
well its good for beginners and sometimes is good for normal djs so that they can focus more on blends rather than bpm |
For beginners? Ha! Good one...
That is the last thing you want to do, start off practicing on a mixer with beat counter... |
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| Endlesswave |
| quote: | Originally posted by fantom
For beginners? Ha! Good one...
That is the last thing you want to do, start off practicing on a mixer with beat counter... |
Ummmmmmmm well the way I look at it technically a beat counter CAN be decent for beginners because it gets the idea of how to count beats inside a person's head. By doing this the person can distinguish the differences in the two tracks/beats etc. (As long as they DON'T rely on it constantly then it's fine). I mean if it becomes a crutch then it's useless. |
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| rahvin |
| Great great mixer, i've got one and love it (and I never use the bpm counter). $1000 is not to much to pay for such a great piece of equipment. |
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| fantom |
Yeah, it's a great feature to have once you want to concentrate on more than just beatmatching all the time...
And it's great for beginners too, as long as they stay away from the BPM counter. Why? Once you start using it, it'll be hard to give it up and learn the proper beatmatching technique (by ear), and that's no good... I know, I know, you'll say that you don't have to use that feature, but I know half of the people that get a mixer with BPM counter on it just to start off will cheat, and use that feature. |
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| oceanlab |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kid Epic
Pioneer djm500, 2 years, mint condition |
lol...it doesn't matter if it's studio usage or not...there is no way a mixer is in mint condition after 2 years |
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