CD Decks

[Phil B]

Ive been pondering about getting one for a while and since a chance has come @ work for me to get a bit of extra cash i've been having a scout about.

 

Since i dont know how much i'll use it i dont want to spend a huge amount so have been looking @ a pioneer cdj 100.

 

Id appreciate any comments anyone has as to whether its worthwhile for a 1st buy or what the alternatives are.

 

[Guest]

I'm thinking the same thing at the moment, CDJ1000's

 

Any comments anyone?

 

Saw someone scratching with one the other night, they look excellent!

[Chris Hutchinson]

I have a cdj100s and a cdj1000 and the 100s is (by a [censored] long way!) THE BEST CD DECK I HAVE EVER USED!

 

Not too big and bulky, the jog wheel is perfect, and the addition of the 3FX settings make it the winner imo!

 

I know only use the 1000 when I take it to gigs with me - not even setup in my Bedroom cos I dont like it that much!

 

 

So if you hadnt already taken the point, buy a Pioneer CDJ100s - dont waste another 400quid when you dont need to!!

[Chris Hutchinson]

forgot to mention - regardless of what you choose, make sure its a pioneer model!!

 

ALL Pioneer cdj models have same basic functions so once you have used one, you can use any with ease since auto-cue, pause/play, skip/search etc. are in same place on every one!

[Phil B]

nice1 chris, looks like till be a cdj 100 then

[sam_green]

deffo get one, a reet good purchase.

ive got a cdj-800 and love it to pieces, never mixed with cds before and after about 10-15 minutes i could mix aswell as i can on decks!

whatever make tho get pioneer (as chris said)

[luke revival]

CDJ 100 all the way.good size, easy to use resonable price..

 

Maybe CDJ 800 though as they're pretty cool...I got a 100

[Tony P]

Phil_B said:

nice1 chris, looks like till be a cdj 100 then

 

I've got the cdj800 phil, and i love it to bits

wanna get a cdj100 to take out with me thou as they are light and small and loads of pro's use em to take out too, think you can pick em up for around £250