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DJ Setup (Mixer)
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It's my birthday coming up soon and I really fancy start getting into DJing more and would like to purchase a mixer, I'm not too sure about which one to get, I don't want to spend that much on a beginner's mixer as If I progress I will want to buy a better one.
I know such brands as Pioneer & Numark but some of them seem to be quite expensive for the decent ones.
I suppose I have a budget between 100-300 but wouldn't want to spend a lot of money on a mixer If I can get a decent one for a decently low fair price.
I have a laptop with VirtualDJ installed, I also have looked at Serato which is included in some deals, what do you guys suggest?
I will doing music at parties and need a good setup and was wondering what you guys think would be the best solution?
Thanks,
ZUL
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I know such brands as Pioneer & Numark but some of them seem to be quite expensive for the decent ones.
I suppose I have a budget between 100-300 but wouldn't want to spend a lot of money on a mixer If I can get a decent one for a decently low fair price.
I have a laptop with VirtualDJ installed, I also have looked at Serato which is included in some deals, what do you guys suggest?
I will doing music at parties and need a good setup and was wondering what you guys think would be the best solution?
Thanks,
ZUL
+REP for good useful answers&feedback.
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Well like my family tells me follow your dreams and do what you want and my opinion dont spend a crap ton of money on a DJing setup yet just get something a beginner would get because you never know you might not like it in the future also look it up on youtube or the internet. Hope i helped you
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How about a behringer djx750 on of my mates uses this and its a fairly decent mixer for the price
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I'd just get a USB powered deck, not a mixer, unless you have CDJ's or Turntables. Start with the Numark iDJ3 ($100), then go up from there. I now have a Numark 4trak
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