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Wow!!!!!! that is the shiz ox!

That would certainly get you started, just be aware that the fader in any second hand battle mixer is going to be thrashed and mixers with visable screws holding the x fader are going to catch your nails alot more than you would think (and it really hurts) , that said you could easily fit an innofader to it later on and then it would be pretty bulletproof. If going second hand look for vestax pmc 05 models. Thats what i learnt on and its still going strong at the skrewloose practice lab.

Buy one quality deck for now ie techs, str150, vestax etc and make sure your fader has adjustable slope. play instrumentals off a laptop or something into one channel and practice your cuts before you worry about juggles and stuff. this mixer would be fine https://www.storedj.com.au/products/BEH-VMX200USB and one or a pair of these https://www.storedj.com.au/products/AUD-LP120 that would be an ample first set up. dont procrastabate just jump in and get hands on!

Couldnt find the Turntables & Stylus Thread LOL

Thankyou bruv! But I think Oxy takes the cake IMHO

miss you all too much to stay away!

damn, im so out of touch on this forum i posted this shiz somewhere else. What happened to the website????? Oh by the way these new 1200's are going to retail for over $4000 each Aus

Lost my shit when this news came through, only to be dissapointed when i found out they are going to retail somewhere upwards of $4000 each Australian!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Damn you latte swilling top-knotted compass tattooed douch bags! Leave our vinyl alone!!!! http://gizmodo.com/the-technics-1200-turntable-is-back-1751157898

If only my parents had bought me those 1200's at age 6 when i asked for them!

Getting our set ready for tomorrow nights Onyx support!! https://vimeo.com/147886848 Hoodie is prepped and waiting!

If a shop won't let you demo a set of speakers than it is not the shop for you! lol

I was a one eyed hater of cdj's since they first became popular. This was purely because i thought they would be the death of vinyl dj'ing. But after having Oxy give me a couple of lessons i realised you can be an awesome or shit dj onany equipment really. Im glad i have learned the basics as a few times now, ive had to use them in a gig situation playing tunes for other artists on the bill who only have a cd version of their beats. I still find it hard to mix properly on them because they just feel wierd after having a moving platter on my tt's. Still as a performer i think its wise to have knowledge of all types of equipment, making you more versatile and usefull in any situation you might face. Scratching on them feels just plain wrong to me tho hahahahha.

I use yamaha hsm10's. They are very flat in there frequency response if set up right. But also have done a few house party's with them and theycan certainly take a thrashing. They can be a bit boomy in my studio set up if the rear port is too close to the wall though. I suspect a couple of bass traps would prob correct this easily enough. Pretty sure i paid $700 for the pair, but def worth the extra coin.