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Hell, I still have a DJM-500 and it's just fine. I'm trying to sell it locally because I have a DN-X1600 now, but only because I wanted a Scratch-certified mixer.
Honestly, I never had any complaints with sound quality. People complaining about sound quality when "pushing it into the red" are declaring their own problem. :)
If you can score one cheap, don't sweat it. They are tanks.
Everything is cheaper in the UK MRG12EG :|
Everything new costs much more over here..
Anyone who thinks stuff is cheap in the UK needs to browse eBay.co.uk more often tbh lol.
You guys always talk about used CDJs going for so cheap though over there lol
New it may be cheaper here, but used market is definitely cheaper over there.
Nah that's just certain people. In my experience, CDJs are ridiculously expensive even on the used market.Quote:
Originally Posted by SlvrDragon50
This. You're better off asking local DJ's if they have any for sale rather than looking online(If you have the time to wait of course). Maybe you can spark up a deal that way. Also, you'd be surprised how many clubs and bars have old equipment that sits around because they upgrade.. You can always try that option as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by mdcdesign
Haha, well ironically... a Denon X1500S just popped up for 300 dollars today.
Oh well, purchase already made for the 400. I've just heard pretty awful things about the X1500 which I have been avoiding and the X1500S is usually 100-200 more dollars.
edit: Turns out they're the same except for steel vs aluminum faceplate... Other forums... so much misinformation. There was still a slew of horror stories though about the quality of the X1500 for some reason.
DJM-250 insanely simple, and effective.
Why not consider the DJM350? If you planning on buying some used CDJ950's you could get the 350 and link everything through HID. It also has some simple effects built in if you would like to use them.
DJM350 > DJM 250. IMO. ;)