Hello , can you help me? 
Hi! Sorry, my English is bad. Can you tell me , what can be more cool, Pioneer CDJ800mk2 or Denon DN S-3000. All this Cd_players are wery ... cool, but i need only one of this cd's. Please , advise me!
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I would get a cdj1000 MK2 or MK3 worth the extra money IMO
Oxford, UKCDJ-800 is very cool! :D
and very GOOD Quality!
i would go for Pioneer!
personally i would go for the CDJ 800 (mk2) - it has a great platter, is very easy to use, is extremely similar to the CDJ1000 which is in all the clubs, and is a great no-nonsense deck...
Well , thanks. What about denon 
I have the Denon DN-S3000's and I must say I really love them.
The rotating platter is perfect for a bit more vinylfeeling while mixing.
You also have 3 kinds of pitchbend:
- slowing down the platter
- shut down the rotating platter and do it the Pioneer way
- pitch bend buttons
There are some nice effects on it:
- Drag-s: when you hit play, your player will slowly start like a turntable. With the tracksearch-knob, you can choose how long it will take before your player is on normaal speed)
- Dump: when you hit play, your player will reverse your song but it will go further in memory
- Reverse: when you hit play, your player will reverse your song but it will not go further in memory (the normal reverse actually)
- Brake: when you hit play, your player will slow down your music and stop. You can also choose the lenght of your brake with the tracksearch-knob)
I think the pitch-range on this Denon is better than the Pioneer because you have more pitch-ranges: 4% at 0.02% steps, 10% at 0.1% steps, 16% at 0.1% steps, 25% at 0.1 steps, 100% at 1% steps.
Pioneer has only the 10% at 0.05% steps and the widerange 100% at 0.5% steps.
It's also nice to have a loop with hotstart (you can do nice effects with it).
The samples is nice to record some music for 15seconds. After that, you can hotstart you sample, scratch it and even play it while there's no disc inserted.
The CDJ-800MK2 has a beatcutter, wich is very nice IF you use it (I personally never used it on the MK1 but it's nice if you create lots of loops).
Both are fully MP3 compatible without any problems.
They both have mastertempo but Denon calls it Key Lock but it's the same.
Conclusion:
The CDJ-800MK2 has proven itself on the road but the DN-S3000 is definately that good. I always take them with me without any problems.
I know it's a hard decision, I had to make the same decision 
User edit by DJ_Inspiration on 13-04-2006 @ 11:30:19 (1%)
Thanks. What about mixer I don't know what model i need... BUT ONLY NOT PIONEER DJM600! Ok =))))
I don't know what model i need... BUT ONLY NOT PIONEER DJM600! Ok =)))) 2 Channel Mixer: Pioneers DJM-707, DJM-400 (maybe DJM-909).
4 Channel Mixer: Pioneers DJM-600, DJM-800 or Denon DN-X1500.
Maybe a Ecler Nuo Mixer.
There are a lot of good mixers on the market.
What do you need on your mixer? How many channels do you like to have? So it's easier for us to help you out 
wath is your budget for a mixer? it doesn't always have to be pioneer, there are much great mixers who aren't pioneers, (allen & heath, rodec, dateq, Ecler, ...)
I want mixer not extensive. Something about 500-600 $. I'm not Bill Gates. =)
User edit by Steil on 17-04-2006 @ 17:38:20 (11%)
2 Channel: Pioneer DJM-400
3 Channel: Gemini UMX SE
4 Channel: Reloop RMX40DSP, Denon DN-X1500
5 Channel: Numark 5000FX
These are all good mixers..
Poster: DJ_Inspiration2 Channel: Pioneer DJM-4003 Channel: Gemini UMX SE4 Channel: Reloop RMX40DSP, Denon DN-X15005 Channel: Numark 5000FXThese are all good mixers..
Denon X1500 extensive. His price 1200 $ !!!! Pioneer djm400 - 799
The Behringer DJX700 costs about 250$ and it's in a good quality
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