Post pics of your setup. 2.0 part 1

[Cryder]

Oh wow, BIG misunderstanding thanks for the kind words everyone!

[steeevo]

Hahaha banter

[DennisBdrmDJ 2.0]

Cryder,+rep.very sexy TT's.did you mod those yourself?

[mantis]

the tugging was obvious to me. dont worry hoff

[Cryder]

Cryder,+rep.very sexy TT's.did you mod those yourself?

Yep, did everything myself, didn't go so smooth at first but I got everything sorted out in the end.

[CC Ricers]

Now that's a cool pic IMO.

[fat8ack]

gay is good. this thread got a lil gay.

You are the awesomest ever!!!!

[Jalapeno]

They're completely different. The 909 is a top-end battle mixer that was discontinued when Pioneer remembered they're supposed to make popular mixers, not good ones. The x1600 is a house/club mixer with some effects and stuff that's got a lot of cool features for a digital-friendly/equipment-whore DJ or club install that isn't focused on hip hop (read: 2 TTs and a battle mixer).

actually the dnx 1600 is a perfect "battle" scratching mixer. the 909 is a relic. djm700+ basically are just as good as 909 at scratching. all the big name scratching DJs either use 800s or 57s, i guess jazzy jeff uses a 909.

yea 909s are super sweet, but really any new mixer works just perfectly for scratching, possibly so much so a 909 is not even any better(maybe worse just due to age).

does vestax even sell mixers anymore? i dont ever see anyone posting those anymore.

[Cryder]

actually the dnx 1600 is a perfect "battle" scratching mixer. the 909 is a relic. djm700+ basically are just as good as 909 at scratching. all the big name scratching DJs either use 800s or 57s, i guess jazzy jeff uses a 909.

yea 909s are super sweet, but really any new mixer works just perfectly for scratching, possibly so much so a 909 is not even any better(maybe worse just due to age).

does vestax even sell mixers anymore? i dont ever see anyone posting those anymore.

I think the xfader on the 1600 is great, adjustable, replaceable, can be made plenty sharp, etc. But I'm not a scratch DJ so don't listen to me.

[fullenglishpint]

actually the dnx 1600 is a perfect "battle" scratching mixer. the 909 is a relic. djm700+ basically are just as good as 909 at scratching. all the big name scratching DJs either use 800s or 57s, i guess jazzy jeff uses a 909.

yea 909s are super sweet, but really any new mixer works just perfectly for scratching, possibly so much so a 909 is not even any better(maybe worse just due to age).

You trippin? You think a proper battle mixer with nothing on the bottom half of the faceplate except the faders and fully adjustable fader curves is not better for scratching than a 4 channel club mixer with all the bells and whistles getting in the way of your hands?

They're like comparing a tractor and a ferrari. They might cost the same, but if you want to go fast you don't want the tractor. If you want to plough a field then the ferrari is a dumb choice.