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Jas
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13th Oct 05 at 23:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i want to give it ago...

so what do i need....

turntables decks
mixer
amp
speakers
vinyl's

what can u recommend on ebay..nothing expensive tho..but nothing thats too shit! anything you can recommend that will suit me!
im gonna flog my k750i so i can buy stuff!

thanks in advance
mav
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13th Oct 05 at 23:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
A sense of whats good and whats not
Jas
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13th Oct 05 at 23:53   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
what you mean by that mav?
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13th Oct 05 at 23:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
just to be DJ in my opinion you have ato have a bit of savi as to wjhat is good music to mix and whats not....what tunes go well etc..

maybe i'm talking pish
Jas
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14th Oct 05 at 00:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
it looks fun...and im familiar with music anyway due to playing intruments...i normally pick things up pretty quickly! in my case maybe you are talking pish

but no i totally understand what you mean mav
mav
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14th Oct 05 at 00:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
probably am talking pish but you get the idea


go for it
Jas
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lol nah ur not mate i know where your comin from... im young and im willing to learn so might aswell!
mav
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yeah think it would be fun, i would love toihave a go at it too and get good..

too old now
Jas
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grandad
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mind you alot of Dj's are getting on..maybe there is hope
gianluigi
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14th Oct 05 at 07:52   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
you will need a lot of practice
Jas
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14th Oct 05 at 07:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
who me?
gianluigi
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no, the pope of course you! besides all the equipment, it will take a lot of practice and a lot of patience, then try your luck at parties, then get in wiht the local nightclub
Jas
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14th Oct 05 at 08:03   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
the pope (yeah good one) u had me there
im only wanting to do it at home...now would be the best time to start!lol
GREG 1
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Hi Jason2004, how can i help you ?
gianluigi
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uk flava!!!!!
gianluigi
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greg, you still giving CS members £100 credit?
GREG 1
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14th Oct 05 at 08:18   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Yup
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Jas
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what is this uk flava?
does it sell dj sets
gianluigi
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14th Oct 05 at 08:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Jason2004
what is this uk flava?
does it sell dj sets


ebay is like uk flava, uk flava is better

ask greg for details
Jonny P
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i depends on what style you want to go into as to what decks you get.

If you just want to practise and not scratch etc. then you will be OK with belt drive decks. BUT

IMO whatever style you want to go into, i would get direct drive decks. These are run from a motor as opposed to a belt and therefore hold the speed and BPM better.

Direct drives are the way forward, but i would spend less than 150 mate. Anything else just u2u me!
dave17
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14th Oct 05 at 08:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
How much u looking to spend?

Its expensive business
mk4_astra
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quote:
Originally posted by dave17

Its expensive business

agreed, this is how much ive spent altogether on the hobby:
decks:£690
mixer:£495
cd recorder: £200
amp and speakers: £200
headphones:£50
carts:£110
thats £1745 just on equipment, and i have about 400 records which i would rather not work out how much ive spent on them
the best value decks out there for the money are citronic pd45's and behringer mixers are very cheap for what they are aswell
dave17
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14th Oct 05 at 10:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I spent

£900 decks
£400 mixer
£300 hifi
£220 amp
£300 15" speakers
£80 12" sub
£120 headphones
£120 concorde needles

and a shitloada records at £7/8 each

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