krsjuan

i can dig it

nah ill just stick with my current dj name waittt. dont got one

DJ Vinyl Gun lame

Take the photos;) and for how much? if i tell you the price, the cops will lock me up fo STEAALIN.

2x Technics 1210MK5G might take photos. probably not

the timber veneer actually looks pretty sweet on those tts. would be killer if they were solid timber

2x 1210Mk5G Rane TTM 57SL DJ Kentaro carts lotsa headphones

google is your friend

a cartridge and stylus(needle). most carts come with a stylus

yep thats the headshell. the cart connects to that.

red cordial. that is all

wait. so you have the headshell? the cart is pretty much what attaches the stylus to the headshell. most carts come with a standard stylus and thats what most peeps use to the best of my knowledge so just go for a cheap cart that has a stylus included

depends what you need them for. do you plan on playing gigs? if not, then just go for some cheapo speakers.

this is the default site but just google it for more info http://audioengineusa.com/Store/Audioengine-5

thoughts? im thinking of picking up a pair. and possibly the audioengine sub to go with it

chalk and cheese. i honestly dont think tts are going to "die" just because digital formats are getting better. i think youve forgotten that tts have also gotten better. if vinyl was going to die due to cdjs it would have happened a while ago i know I wont lose interest in tts because cdjs get better

wii+xbox+dj gear integration is next level

ie. vinyl gets bitches

i dont understand people who make a purchase decision based on what 'clubs have'. certainly someone who is just starting out is more interested in learning the skill (art?) for their own satisfaction and aren't really thinking about peforming. honestly I think you should base your decision on what intrigues you more. definitely go and try tts and cdjs out and one of them will probably jump out at you as either more enjoyable to you and if you are thinking about performing in the future. i believe that the skills you can hone on tts and cdjs are somewhat transferable to one another

depends on what genre of music youre into. if you are wanting to scratch etc you should go with tts you could do what alot of djs do and go with a pair of cdjs and a single turntable. best of both worlds. but in saying this you need to think about the cost of serato or traktor on top of that just for one table. dilemmas bruhh

anyone got them? worth it? alternatives? http://www.decksaver.co.uk/

including your dj name...?

5 finger discount

haha. ya'll slept narr mean. now waiting on my mk5gs

SOLD. coby works quick cheers mate