Who has made the switch from Controllers to DVS?

I’m not inside your head… your just “normal” and doing the same things many have done who got into djing in the last 3 or so years :slight_smile:

Controllers = accessibility
1210’s = progression (probably the only time discontinued technology has ever equated to progression - ever)
cdjs = you’ve made some decent $ / £ spinning the 1210’s :stuck_out_tongue:

Not had a supermoto since 06. I got into supermoto racing, sold the Fireblade and went for it, had a ball for a few years, then in 2007 I went road racing in on a pair of of ZXR400’s.

Skip to 2009 I was on a Superstock Yamaha R6 which was cool.

2010 I went minitwin racing on a Ducati and retired in '11. Got into DJing as a replacement hobby for motorcycle racing by accident, wasn’t planned but I really enjoy it. I’ve got a memory from way back that you didn’t go to a track day Funners and myself organised as you had a gig - must have been 10 years ago?

I’ve still got the Ducati so thinking about putting it on the road

Small world innit. :smiley:

Yup about the gig! I remember the pictures well - lol

One expensive hobby to another eh? :wink:

Cheaper now you can go digital rather than vinyl - but I still buy a shit load of vinyl.

Damn small world mate!

Yeee. I’m a motorcycling DJ too. Vinyl soooo expensive. I got a table just for listening :expressionless:

I’ve been buying loads on discogs, been paying between £1 - £10. Mosly at the cheaper end as I’ve been buying a lot of old funk and disco which (until recently…thanks a bunch Daft Punk) was dirt cheap.

All the vinyl I really want is in Europe so I’m having to pay like 20-30 bucks per.

Yeah, i know what you mean. Occasionally I can only find stuff i really want in the US so have the same prob - what I try to do is buy a bunch from the same person and save on postage and try to cut a bit of a deal. Sometimes works :slight_smile: