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Post pics of your Dj set up here: (pg. 9)
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| JohnSmith |
| i think it's less than 45 plays, maybe even as low as 5. not sure though. |
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| DjJade |
| isnt that a dub? or if not then whats the difference |
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| g-money |
| quote: | Originally posted by JohnSmith
what?! you were the one bragging about how the salesman made 10,000 off you in one day and how your equipment was so great!
what do you have g-money? |
John smith the reason why i say that is because i don't want to show ppl my stuff. |
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| JohnSmith |
oh, i see that makes perfect sense.
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LIAR
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| whitesmoke |
here is the set up that another DJ and i designed and built. there is still some work to be done (black trim and putting a clear coat finish on the wood) but this is pretty much it. the only thing you can't see in the pic is the amps and the dual 18 sub that the JBLs are sitting on.
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| fr0st |
| quote: | Originally posted by whitesmoke
here is the set up that another DJ and i designed and built. there is still some work to be done (black trim and putting a clear coat finish on the wood) but this is pretty much it. the only thing you can't see in the pic is the amps and the dual 18 sub that the JBLs are sitting on.
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Is it just me or is that mixer realy realy realy realy out of place? Its like you see the technics 1200s you see the cdj-1000's then you see the pioneer djm-300 2 channel mixer.... still its ing awesome though.....
PS: Do you make a regular wall unit instead of a corner unit.....cuzz ill take 1 please.....LOL) |
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| whitesmoke |
| quote: | Originally posted by fr0st
Is it just me or is that mixer realy realy realy realy out of place? Its like you see the technics 1200s you see the cdj-1000's then you see the pioneer djm-300 2 channel mixer.... |
while it is only a 2 channel mixer it has 4 inputs. The other DJ i built this is considering buying either a pioneer djm-500 or a djm-3000 to replace the djm-300 that is there. any comments on one over the other? from what i gather they are pretty much the same thing with just a different layout. |
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| fr0st |
| doesnt haveing the speaker sooo near to the turn tables have adverse effects? ....other than that id prefer to have a 3rd turn table.... |
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| whitesmoke |
| quote: | Originally posted by fr0st
doesnt haveing the speaker sooo near to the turn tables have adverse effects? ....other than that id prefer to have a 3rd turn table.... |
have not experienced any problems with the turntables yet. the 2 speakers on the side are cushioned so the table will not vibrate and they are faced up enough that they do not bother the turn tables. a third turn table would throw off the symmetry:) |
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| B_K |
| That's totally true about having the speaker too close. When i was pumping my system even somewhat loud, the bass would start humming. Thought it was a problem with my needle or my mixer, turns out the speaker was too close to my tables. Even with it facing away from me. |
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| whitesmoke |
| quote: | Originally posted by B_K
That's totally true about having the speaker too close. When i was pumping my system even somewhat loud, the bass would start humming. Thought it was a problem with my needle or my mixer, turns out the speaker was too close to my tables. Even with it facing away from me. |
even when the system is cranked i have yet to experience this problem. the bass always stays crisp and clear. |
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| g-money |
| quote: | Originally posted by JohnSmith
oh, i see that makes perfect sense.
*cough*
LIAR
*cough* |
If the greener shows his setup then i will post mine up. |
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