Time For Help

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    Ascension
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    Sweetwater owns. I bought my (now max's) nocturn from there and a sales person called me a few days after I got it to ask if everything was working well.

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    aktif
    Member

    Kraft Music FTW….Right Scott?

    😉

    #243027 Reply
    Ascension
    Keymaster

    ^ Oh yeah, those guys are way better. I already let ricky know…

    #243028 Reply

    This is why I like my homies

    #243029 Reply

    So is Traktor the only program to use besides Pooty Floops?

    #243030 Reply
    damon
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    Don't spend your money on Pioneer mixers. Forget about Numark.  😛

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    aktif
    Member

    Don't spend your money on Pioneer mixers. Forget about Numark.  😛

    What's your recomendation Damon?

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    Robyo
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    Don't spend your money on Pioneer mixers. Forget about Numark.  😛

    GTFO and taco!

    #243033 Reply

    What about a GOOD pair of headphones?

    #243034 Reply
    damon
    Member

    What's your recomendation Damon?

    It depends on the budget  😛

    #243035 Reply

    Screw the budget! 

    #243036 Reply
    Machi
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    i ve been using Sony MDR700 for years

    #243037 Reply
    Ascension
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    Since you'll want something good for both djing and production I'd have to pass on the recommendation of Sennheiser HD-25s. I've never actually used them, but heard good things about em. Technics RPDH-1200s are what I use for djing, but they don't produce a flat signal so they kinda suck for production. I've used my Sennheiser HD-280s to produce, but they're kinda bright sounding. They seal off sound really well though.

    #243038 Reply
    damon
    Member

    Screw the budget!   

    Then go for A&H, Rane or Ecler for example 😉

    #243039 Reply

    Some of those Allen & Heaths look pretty serious, but honestly I wouldnt mind messin around with Serato. Itd be nice to put some awesome vinyl on that program. The Sixty-Eight Rane Mixer for Serato Scratch Live looks pretty decent

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