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one for the QLDians (but they do say they will post). a 1210 loaded with a concorde. looks in good nick. person has no rep on ebay though so buyer beware. $305 and 2 days left http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 0583031419

i dont know shyte all about cd players (though had another play on the reloops the other day which was fun, except i dont know how to manually set the cue cuz on some songs the first beat was off, i know sarah mains video explains).. anywho these look like a good buy now option. im judging this on store dj's rrp of $749 each, and the fact you get a road case too. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Near-NEW-pair-DE ... 1c16e01074

last one for today. this goes off monday morning currently at $725. comes w/ mixer (dont even know what it is) and records but i think these are just throw ins. based on serial numbers they are 2000 builds. guy was first owner, bought them about 9 yrs ago, but said he hasnt used for 5-6 yrs. loaded but likely needs changing. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWAX:IT

im looking at you here chev, or jonny if you still looking. here are numarks high end tt's currently sitting at less than $200. has all the features you may need (high torque (4.7), straight arm, direct drive) and heaps of others you wont need. dont know personally but i think a lot of people say they arent the most highest quality but at this price i think they are nice entry decks. dude says both are loaded with original headshells but stylii prob needs replacing. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWAX:IT and the specs http://www.numark.com/ttx

hi. this has 2 days on it but i wont be on ebay on weekends. 2 x 1210 MK2's loaded with stantons. dude says he was first owner purchased 10 yrs ago. comes with vestax mixer which im pretty sure is turntablists inclined. short-e (as oppossed to shortee) of studio scratches uses one. anywho at $875, okay price, will likely pop $1G though. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWAX:IT

thats awesome. so its a dvs that uses cds rather than a laptop.

of course they do. http://www.pantene.com/en-US/hair-care- ... ioner.aspx

it reminded me of this. told you iphone apps rock. song starts at 1.30, best bit at 2.47 but i love watching it right thru. she is famous now even has her own single

what talking robot isnt a shitty app

if it is over $1K, you need to pay GST on the item, shipping, insurance and anything else to get it here. However, the $1K threshold is based on what is known as the Customs Value or Transaction Value, which is calculated using the adjusted price (cost of item not including overseas or domestic freight AND if it was a machine that would require additional installation to be useable, you could even take off the installation costs as well). i looked at all this before when i wanted to start an import company, but you made me go and look at it again. ha ha

no gst because the item cost is less than $1K. you dont need to include freight costs. yeah the tokyo reporter article that started all the posts (coinky dinkily enuff about a year after the last time they said this, which always seems to be just before xmas) stated they have decided to stop MK6 production because analog turntables just dont sell enough. and this snowballed to technics are dead. the question is, maybe the MK2's and MK5's stopped a while back...

not sure if any aussie dealers have anymore stock. but anyone with cash wanting to buy brand new ones, juno records still have stock of 1210 MK2. cost including shipping about $1136 AUD $851AUD if you in the neighbourhood of Camden UK oh even cheaper if you change currency to US. ends up being $1,120 AUD delivered

holy crap someones putting up one of the limited editions on ebay. they look pretty warn (actually looks like the black paint has been redone amaturely). id ask for photos of the limited number they quoted. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWAX:IT

good read. though i dont particularly agree with a lot of it. technics maybe dead, but using turntables won't die. the reasoning for people liking technics is because it was industry standard. so if you learnt on these you could hop into any club. as opposed to learning on a crapper model, or a faster torque super OEM, you would need to adjust your style somewhat. but in reality a lot of people who either didnt play at clubs any longer or had decided to go the turntablists route (such as qbert) walked away from using technics years ago. and what you will find is eventually the cost of servicing technics will become too expensive as parts and repair people start to become more sparse (technics were already being built in thailand for 10 years, well their hifis anyway so i assume the tt's as well, so parts were as cheap as they were ever going to get), so you may actually start to see super OEM's entering the clubs in about 5 years time. then even for aspiring club dj's the need to learn on a technics isn't any advantage. anywho, all im saying is TT's and the use of DVS won't die anytime soon. in fact i am pretty sure clubs in the next 10 years will still have turntables. probably even longer for venues that promote rnb and/ or hip hop. and i am not referring to turntablists who of course will continue to use the tt as an instrument forever, which they did say in the article

someone on the forum already did because he's audio 8 was DOA. seemed like it was no hassle

hey man ill try to give em a whirl this weekend. why not post up an intro.

yes beginners. what i found helped heaps was have your monitor in front of you. i use to have them under the table which made it hard to hear but i think also was causing a delay meaning i was a bit out (well thats the excuse i use he he). im far frm being perfect yet so ill let the others fill in more blanks

cool. that was quick the seller must be stoked. hope they end up alright. you paypaling right?

now im not saying every single club is going to have these as standard and chuck things away. just as cdj's became industry standard, a lot of clubs still keep tt's onboard. but i wouldnt be surprised to start seeing (and did see it at arthouse last friday) MIDI controllers of some sort, not necessarily these, sneaking there way in. whats interesting is 90's dj's like norman cook, said while cdj's will make djing accessible to the masses they will never become industry standard. dont they look pretty stupid now. but then again he in particualar also said DVS's wouldnt work....

1 MK2 and 1 MK5 (i.e. one with the 0-click, the other without) i know these arent going off for 6 days, but these are loaded, recently serviced, new RCA's and have a buy it now at $1K! http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWAX:IT must admit his $15.50 postage sounds fishy. but with 257 kills on ebay gives it some rep. anywho these are just my findings, its buyer beware from here.

currently reasonably priced. a couple days to go. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWAX:IT

you wont need the discounted software doesnt this stock with its own version of traktor

funky steve, thats ean golden frm djtechtools he makes any midi controller look easy. plus i believe he was involved at a design or at the very least a testin level. gandy your exact sentence were what i, and all my friends inthe scene, and all the dj fraternity said when we saw cdj's. and for many years they were referred to as toys and anyone who used them as toy djs.

i stand corrected. not that much of a sale is it? what does it retail for

yeah i was hacking at ya, your too good a man to be doing that wazza!