turntables

[LaunchPad]

I learned on a battlepack back in 99 actually got decent on them and then I got my hands on some denons dpdj151's and then I could really rip it. If you start out on shitty tables itll be that much easier when you go play on some techs . If i were youd id find some used 1200's and just get a decent $100 mixer for right now Then that way if its not for you . You can always sale th techs and get your money back they hold their value extremly well like a Harley

And buy a powerbook and serato scartch live and forget about buying regular vinyl unless its a special white label or boot leg

[SENDkylHISPASSWORD]

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I learned on a battlepack back in 99 actually got decent on them and then I got my hands on some denons dpdj151's and then I could really rip it. If you start out on shitty tables itll be that much easier when you go play on some techs . If i were youd id find some used 1200's and just get a decent $100 mixer for right now Then that way if its not for you . You can always sale th techs and get your money back they hold their value extremly well like a Harley

And buy a powerbook and serato scartch live and forget about buying regular vinyl unless its a special white label or boot leg

--- Original message by LaunchPad on Mar 19, 2006 02:28 AM

What do you mean white label or bootleg?

There is a charm that traditonal vinyl has... And I already have crates of funk, jazz and soul records plus some new rock and hip hop records.

And what happened to the other thread?

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Edited by SENDkylHISPASSWORD on Mar 19, 2006 at 08:50 AM