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Irene McC
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Wed, 24 Jan 2001 16:23:48 +0200
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Re: [idm] cd mixers / Uusitalo
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On 23 Jan 2001, david wrote re Re: [idm] cd mixers:
quoted 4 lines (Pioneer) CDJ100's are a lot more durable, so most> (Pioneer) CDJ100's are a lot more durable, so most > CD DJ's who "spin" outdoors tend to use those. > > pretty much everything else apparently sucks.
*sucks* is a little harsh. (Thank you for waying "apparently".) I have access to Numark's which are considerably cheaper than the Pioneers and work perfectly fine, though with less bells and whistles than the Pioneers. I've also worked with the Pioneers - both the older top loading models, and the newer front-loading ones, that pop your CD back out at you like a toaster, without a tray - I'm personally not that keen on over-handling CD's (generally in the dark and in dodgy circumstances... as most of you who've played clubs and parties would agree). The Numark's are very portable with a separate "face" that links onto the players via long cables, so you can place the small compace 'face' control unit at a convenient level. There are also Denon and Gemini's on the market (as well as quite probably a few others that I haven't seen), but I cannot vouch for any of those, since I haven't played on them (except one fateful night with Gemini's that had one player stuck firmly on minus 6!) Shop around, if possible not only on-line, but physically pick them up, open and close them, check their mechanism and durability etc. before making a decision. I * np : Uusitalo - Between Kate & Naomi *** anybody know whether this is namechecking Misses Moss & Campbell respectively?*** --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org