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Ive had a few already because I always end up losing it. So far, Ive tried westone pioneer shur and sony. Shur SE dominates them all by a yard. considering the quality, durability, fit in ear.

It pretty much only has one purpose and its all the same. Just make sure to ge the 2.0 vinyls. if youre scratching dont go for the glass ones cause its alot heavier than the wax and it feels alot different.

Well CDJs are irreplaceable hands down. As much I'm against controllers,Pioneer XDJ RX is really solid for rekordbox users. Its technically a 2000/900 nxs set tbh. and no, dont settle with denon or geminis

Platter off meaning its turned off right? lol for a moment I thought scratching with a removed platter

Idk 16 pads seems great and all but im kinda considering the "pioneer feel" which is like a solid vibrating metal over a rane which has the "rubber metal" feel into it which I like completely. I haven't tried the s9s yet but if the faders will feel like the ones on the T1 then count me out. does it come with line fader adjust too? Or maybe Im just biased, like 62 has been my thing for like the past few years and maybe im just not open to pioneer lol

THATS AN S6? shit bro!! probably gonna get one now lol.

wow.... now you have another 62. omg.

I have both, 2.5 feels heavier for me, and heavy vinyls suck

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Its great, just like any other cdj. comes with a touch screen panel an a whole hd animated screen. doesnt have a disc drive though, but who cares right.

just get some Xdjs bro. theyre up to date and way cheaper.

Are the feel on these really different? like excluding the installation process and things like those how does these feel and what are the pros and cons on these? all are compatible with the 800 and im gonna get one cause my fader broke lol. no idea which to get.

That HD cam tho

I was expective it to be about kanye

DnB is fast for me, thats around 80-90bpm if im not mistaken Dude what are you talking about your scratch is amazing lol but anyway, to get in a few more styles in it, I use to have a problem with 70 because 70 is technically 140 as for dnb is probably around 160. I built my way up, from 120 - 130 - 140 until I got comfortable with it. but the thing is you have to go around 150 to really be comfortable with 140. it took me time. EDIT oh lol I thought that was you on the vid. looks like a flare chirp with prolonged first cut. just added abit swing into it.

so the real question is, will I buy this over the 62?

basing from the vid Id say thats hella dope. specially with the 8 pads and the tightness adjust seems really cool. but personally I think id still kill it with a 62. depending on the price of this ofcourse

Hey guys, any of you has contact or know any good reggae artists that makes reggae dubplates? thanks! like the one with a really bad ass Jamaican voice. thank yo

Idk, probably a cliche topic to talk about just want to ask since like 200$ dont come easy right? so the story goes like this I was at the redbull national finals when my stanton needles decided to fuck up and I had to change to m44s while playing! not risking it going with the money needles this time Are concords really more durable than the shure m44s? is it really worth the money? Sound wise Ive heard ortofons sound better but irdk i never had one.

lol at his all black wardrobe. or maybe he just has a separate closed for all his black clothes?

You just gotta find the right samples for the scratch youre doing. and if youre just starting, make sure you find long samples.

Edit: Nevermind what I said, I got 1/6

I used to cant tell the difference between flac and regular files, but when I got my KRKs thats when I saw the difference. but it still isnt that much

I like watching Dopez and his funky hand

Is this why you battled yourself in round 5? haha you killed it man!