im after getting some new decks and mixer anyone reccomend what i should get as a package i want a good mixer with beat match and all that but not too complicated any suggestions? ;)
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im after getting some new decks and mixer anyone reccomend what i should get as a package i want a good mixer with beat match and all that but not too complicated any suggestions? ;)
BEST THING TO DO MATE IS RING UP THESE COMPANYS IN THE BACK OF MAGIZINES THAT SAY THEY WILL BEAT ANY PRICE AND KEEP BLAGING THEM DOWN I GOT £200 KNOCKED OF MY PACKAGE
www.htfr.com
They usually do good package deals
just buy dj mag an have a look through the back pages.i spotted a crakin deal in this months issue.and if not just do what lke said :lol:
just buy dj mag an have a look through the back pages.i spotted a crakin deal in this months issue.i mean rapture :doh:
I wouldnt recomend using a bpm counter if your learning coz itll be hard wen u play somewhere without. (and its cheating :lol: )Quote:
Originally Posted by DJRazza
try these b stock vestax bargain
i do prefer techys but this is a good deal on TT.
also i agree that DO NOT use a bpm counter.....use you ears, much more accurate at getting the beats "on top" of each other....bpm couner just tells you the tempo....the 2 beats could still be out of sync.....
how much euros is £189.99 ? ?
looks damn cheap :shock:
lukekendall i agree with u there - just keep playing dj equipment shops off against each other untill u find the price u like. i managed to get a xone 92 for £999 doing this in around 40 min of calling around
find it hard to mix i do gets fustating ;)
about 280 euros.Quote:
Originally Posted by TripleX
All it is is practise m8. Took me a year to get to the level i am now and i know ive still got shed loads to learn ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by DJRazza
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Originally Posted by rapture
OH NO THEY DON'T.
they are overpriced and do not give any after sales service. avoid at all costs.
oh yes they do :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by duncandisorderly
hes behind you :lol:
No matter how fustating you get just keep praticing. One day it will 'click' .Quote:
Originally Posted by DJRazza
TOTTALLY M8..........avoid em.Quote:
Originally Posted by duncandisorderly
see..
http://www.htfr.com/more-info/?catno=MR120223
http://www.djstore.co.uk/cgi-bin/ite...spmc06proapack
but www.decks.co.uk ARE cheaper than them for techys on ther own so id imagine the package would be slightly cheaper aswell...
I pretty much always use www.decks.co.uk .... 2 techys wi needles for 670...with FREE next day delivery.
They will be cheaper than htfr 99% of the time.
i like these ones
http://publish.hometown.aol.co.uk/xt...mtbrand=AOL_UK
yeh if you want vestax rather than techys then it looks good........it is a REALLY good mixer for aggressive mixing, the faders are up to the job so if you want to get into skratching etc then you can.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJRazza
I PREFER 1210'S THE PITCH SEEM TO BE MORE STIFF WHICH I THINK IS BETTER!!
i dont really understand all this with turntables they all play the same speeds with a pitch control so whats all the difference with them all :?:
Each deck has a completly different feel, also different decks have different motor strength, pitch controll & different features.
Before choosing a deck id personally recomend that you have a go on one of the ones your thinking of buying.
M8 dont buy those decks, spend the extra couple hundred quid and get yourself a set of techys. Your more than likely regret it after a year or so.
But it is what ever you feel most comfortable with. Personlly id recomend Techys.
thx mateQuote:
Originally Posted by Downwards
:shock: :shock: :shock:
that´s half the price, i have to pay in germany :shock:
i´ll get one :twisted:
sold out :roll: :cry:
yes mate - avoid counters like the plague :dontevengothere: