kltechdeck (Tuesday 2nd of December 2008 09:15:24 AM)

i am thinking of get a numark tt1610 is it good or not to start

xomi3 (Sunday 30th of November 2008 10:30:20 AM)

Where could I buy this stuff? Future Shop? I don't want to buy it online..

JV567 (Thursday 27th of November 2008 01:26:51 PM)

QUESTION: I have a Numark DJINABOX Turntable what speakers set up would you recoment and i dont want to buy an amplifier....

RandomActsOfAdolence (Thursday 20th of November 2008 01:09:36 PM)

how much would this all cost

MrJack141516 (Tuesday 18th of November 2008 10:21:21 AM)

Plus, I built my record collection long before I considered buying my technics MK5s. I have all kinds of stuff. -and when you said that vinyl isnt pressed any more (which is actually not true..) my response to that is total indifference, as contemporary music in all the genres I like, has turned to total shit.

Nrgised (Tuesday 18th of November 2008 02:20:35 PM)

I actually said Vinyl is dying, not that it is dead, I didn't say that it was not pressed anymore, the volume has decreased and so has the interest in it. Jazzy Jeff and Grandmaster Flash started DJing when vinyl was the only format available, and they have become so accustom to that format so they won't leave it. BUT for new DJs, the answer is to use what will be most benficial to themselves not other DJs, CDs are the way foward whether u like it or not, a good DJ can use ALL formats available.

MrJack141516 (Tuesday 18th of November 2008 12:29:53 AM)

Hey, calm down sweetheart :D Vinyls have not become phased out. ..and anyway every self respecting DJ still uses them. Most people who use CDJs have ripped their usic from limewire. I can't believe some nob who only mixes cds is preaching about how vinyl sucks.. there's no magic button on technics 1200's that does it all for you.. is that why my argument is flawed? Or is it simpy that you would prefer to enter card details into iTunes rather than getting off your ass and seeking out great music?

Nrgised (Tuesday 18th of November 2008 09:27:08 AM)

Yet another useless and out of date response. I used to use Vinyl records b4 2005, playin in commercial venues, I needed access to music faster & a wide range of genres, vinyls are no good in these circumstances. Dont even attempt to lecture me on being a DJ, Ive been there and got t-shirt, judging from your responses u dont have any idea of what it is really like. But by advise stands to anyone interested in being a DJ, use CDs and think of your equipment as an investment for the future.

MrJack141516 (Tuesday 18th of November 2008 10:18:11 AM)

Well then, maybe you should check Jon's videos on how vinyl is superior to CDs.. he has ones where his friends give opinions as well. Plus, you keep referring to vinyl being out of date. Imagine approaching old school DJ's like Jazzy Jeff and Grandmaster Flash and telling them their format sucks.. They'd wipe the floor with you mate. I also don't see the point in moving to a newer format just because everyone else is. A format that plays on things that pretend to be like vinyl decks. Fake..

MrJack141516 (Sunday 23rd of November 2008 02:23:44 PM)

Well neither of us is going to convince the other, so I guess it comes down to you having your opinion and me having mine. Peace out.