setting up (first buys)

[xOsp]

I know this topic has been beaten to death but hey, things change right? it seems to me that when it comes to CDJ's the general consensus is that a second hand set of CDJ200's and a really basic mixer is a good place to start, but what about things like the Numark NDX400 and the Denon DNS700?

[fackedd]

cdj 400's or 350's and djm 400 or xone 22.

[Jaz]

There is nothing wrong with starting on denons or stantons etc man, you will still get alot of the same basics down like bestmatching and learning your eq's n shit

[legunner]

id probably reccomend going for some stantons and denons over pioneers just cause you generally get more bang for your buck especially when your on a budget.

[LabRat]

Go denon over numark. Denon gear is great and probably has that upper edge over pioneer. A good first set up would defs be one of those denon bundles

[legunner]

I'm not sure what kinda coin your willing to cough up but this setup looks pretty sick!

https://www.storedj.com.au/products/SDJ-PK-DNS3700-1

I'd generally prefer them CD decks over cdj900s

[xOsp]

awesome really helpful info guys as for that setup, it is pretty sick but yeah budget is around half that..

[legunner]

no worries mate. i'd reccomend you go to StoreDJ.com.au and checkout there denon packs that are currently on sale. without hyping the website up heaps they do have some great packs. also dont be afraid to ask us for advice

[xOsp]

yeah I've been looking at their prices compared to other places and they seem decent. most reviews of them report good customer service etc. too so I'll almost definitely be using them. As for advice, the DNS700's pack (https://www.storedj.com.au/products/SDJ-PK-DNS700-2) and the DNS1200's pack (https://www.storedj.com.au/products/SDJ-PK-DNS1200-1) are not hugely separated in price, and the 1200's have USB support which imo will be muchly appreciated, but are either better value than the other??

[Jaz]

yeh they are good blokes at storedj, free postage to