quoted 6 lines as an english geezer, I don't know what the score is in America when it>as an english geezer, I don't know what the score is in America when it
>comes to the format that you use. I've heard from friends that c.d mixers
>have become much better recently, and that you can mix as well with them as
>you ever could with technics. Has anybody out there got one? If so is it
>any good? Also are you finding it hard to get the latest releases on vinyl,
>'cause rumour has it that vinyl is dead and buried in the States.
a friend of mine has the denon 2700F which is the new model DJ CD
player and while it is a great improvement on the 2000, i still find
turntables far easier to deal with.
of course the main problem is that underground dance music still gets
here on vinyl long before the CDs arrive, so if you want to be cutting
edge, it's gotta be vinyl.
vinyl is dead and buried as far as pop music goes - you don't see new
pop albums coming out on vinyl. but for the dance scene, vinyl 12"s
are still Where It's At. you have to go to specialist dance shops to
get them, but i gather it's the same over in the UK.
quoted 2 lines Oh and if anybody could give me any idea of who the top acts are at>Oh and if anybody could give me any idea of who the top acts are at
>the moment then I'd be grateful.
you mean dance music? depends on the area of the country. here in SF
that funky house thing still gets a lot of play. i just buy all the
top UK releases anyway... my favorite of the moment would be "the cat"
by system exclusive on Eastern Bloc.
Jon Drukman jdrukman%dlsun87@oracle.com
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