Ok,
I am like most of you, I get suckered in by promo mixed with Ean Golden so....I am puttin some money aside to get an S4, but now I am thinking, should I get the VCI-400?
What do ya'll think?
Ok,
I am like most of you, I get suckered in by promo mixed with Ean Golden so....I am puttin some money aside to get an S4, but now I am thinking, should I get the VCI-400?
What do ya'll think?
I was going to get the complete pack with the S2, then I was going to just get an S4. I think I am NOW going to get the EAN edition VCI. Its heavy duty. Features the best of the midifighter and S4. It's great.
good luck getting your hands on one.
I think that a lot of people have the VCI-400 vs S4 dilemma.
It would be really great if Ean, or somebody else here could make a video comparing the two units. I imagine there will be some situations where one unit would be clearly better than the other, but it is hard to tell without actually having both units in front of you.
s4
Whats the price of the VCI400? I read the press release and couldn't see it anywhere.
Around a grand or so
just get the vci. the one thing i hate the most about my s4 is that its freaks the fuck out whenever I play outdoors and its starts to get cold. the s4 is great but the build quality is it's biggest weakness. Vestax, on the other hand, has been making high quality DJ gear for ages and the 400 looks like the next big step in the whole 'all in one' controller market.
Wait for NAMM when the Reloop Terminal Mix 4 drops, looks like it might give the S4 a run. But i have an S4 and i love the hell out of it if that helps lol
This new ReLoop has some interesting features as well...Quote:
Originally Posted by Otacon
(Press Release from Mixware at NAMM 2012
US Distributor to Present New Gear from Electrix, Reloop, UDG, Decksaver, Magma, and EKS)
The Reloop Terminal Mix 4 is a new 4-channel all-in-one DJ controller that includes a special Reloop edition of Virtual DJ and is also plug-and-play with Serato DJ Intro. Features include a Cut & Slice mode to create loops and rolls from sample slices on-the-fly; multiple hot cues and samples on each deck; Master Trax section for easy access to playlists, crates, and preparation lists; extensive audio inputs and outputs including balanced connectors, and much more
My biggest gripes about the S4 despite it near perfect integration with TP2 where:
- no standalone mixer functionality
- plastic build quality
- no booth outs
- jogwheels height (not my style)
My only real complaint about the VCI-400 were the standalone and boot arguments.