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help needed - buying a cd player!
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___Lo69sT
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Posted : Dec 6, 2001 00:25:25
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[b]guys, am going to buy my first dual cd player today[/b]
what is the denon 2000F series 1 model like to start with?
should i go 4-channel mixer (avg quality), or 2 channel mixer (good quality)?
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___guyn
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Posted : Dec 6, 2001 02:39:29
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2 channels supposed 2 b enough, unless you r a trully virtuos d.j...or you want to put on live acts so you need channels for your comp,and synth,as well for your cdj's..
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___KhelProject
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Posted : Dec 6, 2001 16:11:40
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Buy yourself a decent turntable that will play
a good quality sound:) |
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___Roger
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Posted : Dec 6, 2001 18:09:33
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A 4 channel mixer is way to much i have a pioneer djm 500 and i only use 2 of its channels!! |
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___ChillCrew
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Posted : Dec 6, 2001 18:11:11
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You can never have too many channels :-) |
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___Karp
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Posted : Dec 6, 2001 18:24:26
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wow the DJM-500 is one hell of a mixer, but it's expensive, look for the DJM-300's they're great and they offer you 2 channels, they have digital EQs and more stuff...
www.pioneerdj.com |
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