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a review of the stanton djlab.3 which includes two t.80′s turntables and one m.202 mixer. ive had the tables for about 6 months or so — so im pretty much a beginner…but this is a review by me about my experience with the setup so far. some things not mentioned in the video: are the needles good? the needles are decent, the more you practice with the tables — the better youll be at not skipping your needle…also, the vinyl has to do with that as well…i have some records that never skip…and some that are touchy…i guess it has to do with how they are pressed, lighter/heavier and the thickness of the grooves and all that jazz is taken into account… are the tables good for beat juggling? i would say yes, but again — the more you practice the better youll be…if you have two records that dont seem to catch up very quickly, play around with them and train yourself to nudge them a little to get them up to speed or whatever. I feel like if you practice enough with these tables, you can get around most of the tiny flaws. is the mixer any good for scratching? if anything is bad about this package, its definitely the mixer. the fader works good for scratching and mixing, i havent had any ‘bleeding’ issues so far. however the individual volume sliders are a little tight…ad the knobs are rubber coated like i pointed out in the video…if you at least changed the fader knob to a nice plastic one like on the top qaulity mixers, that would prolly help a LOT on the …
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Hi Everyone, This is a video to hopefully give a coherent rundown of the DJ gear I use in my own studio. Hopefully you are able to take some positive information away from this video and help you look for the gear that is right for you. Cheers, Cotts Gear List: Pioneer DJM-800 Mixer – www.pioneerdj.com Pioneer CDJ-1000 Mk3 x2 – www.pioneerdj.com Pioneer CDJ-800 Mk2 x 2 – www.pioneerdj.com Pioneer EFX-1000 Effector – www.pioneerdj.com Pioneer HDJ-1000 Headphones – www.pioneerdj.com Stanton ST-150 Turntables x2 – www.stantondj.com KRK Systems Rokit rp8′s – www.krksys.com KRK Systems Rokit rp10s Subwoofer – www.krksys.com What I Suggest You Get to try out djing: Native Instruments – Traktor Pro (Formerly Traktor DJ Studio) – www.native-instruments.com Once you have this piece of software you can make many custom configurations to build on this setup. Hook up external mixers, use midi controllers etc.. It is very flexible. What I Suggest You Get as Your first DJ Hardware Setup: Pioneer CDJ-400 x2 – www.pioneerdj.com (or if you can afford it I would get the Pioneer CDJ-1000 MK3 or newly released CDJ-900) Pioneer DJM-400 Mixer – www.pioneerdj.com Any Generic DJ Headphone. Hope that helps!
