Dj Krieger
Published on 02/06/10 at 17:49
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UTILIZATION
It is very easy to use, nothing to say about it
SOUNDS
By upgrading its quality is not against the appointment, when mounting the master means a breath when pushed to 7 / 8, after there is a mode that call'd XPQ sorround that is useless I find it gives more sound, but it gets loud and you lose even more quality
OVERALL OPINION
◦ For how long have you been using it?
Since September 2008
◦ Did you try many other models before getting this one?
DJM 600, DJM 800, DJM 400, Synq I remember the name
◦ What thing do you like most/least about it?
The +: easy to use, the design (it's still a good copy of the DJM 600 but it's still fun to watch), the ergonomics of the table
The -: there is much to say unfortunately, is what I do not like about this table, a BPM counter inaccurate at best (at times it tells me that I knew 75 BPM Jumpstyle mix which is around 150 BPM but heuresment good that I did not need a meter to calibrate my tracks), the meters, which is mostly set aside when the tempo is slow, if not always fix a disastrous effect box, the table is light nothing that the bear is seen that the quality is not top, the fader that I remained in the hands of 2 / 3 times yet I'm careful, sound quality, especially when you put the master at about 8 means a huge blast but when there is music it is camouflaged Luckily, then, so there is really the most boring styles that I saw the mix (Jumpstyle, House / Electro) have the potientiomètres really sketchy when I fall but treble up on certain songs I can still hear my bass, so the sudden you'd hear a difference but not so he must go down as the other potientiomètre to hear a little less bass (and sometimes they are still audible!) and also when is lowered to a quarter of the bass: no change means it always stays the same as many bass
◦ What is your opinion about the value for the price?
New for 169 € it's not stolen, so for the price it will
◦ Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice? ...
No more I turned to a Rodec, Pioneer, Denon, Aleen & Heath, Rane
UTILIZATION
It is very easy to use, nothing to say about it
SOUNDS
By upgrading its quality is not against the appointment, when mounting the master means a breath when pushed to 7 / 8, after there is a mode that call'd XPQ sorround that is useless I find it gives more sound, but it gets loud and you lose even more quality
OVERALL OPINION
◦ For how long have you been using it?
Since September 2008
◦ Did you try many other models before getting this one?
DJM 600, DJM 800, DJM 400, Synq I remember the name
◦ What thing do you like most/least about it?
The +: easy to use, the design (it's still a good copy of the DJM 600 but it's still fun to watch), the ergonomics of the table
The -: there is much to say unfortunately, is what I do not like about this table, a BPM counter inaccurate at best (at times it tells me that I knew 75 BPM Jumpstyle mix which is around 150 BPM but heuresment good that I did not need a meter to calibrate my tracks), the meters, which is mostly set aside when the tempo is slow, if not always fix a disastrous effect box, the table is light nothing that the bear is seen that the quality is not top, the fader that I remained in the hands of 2 / 3 times yet I'm careful, sound quality, especially when you put the master at about 8 means a huge blast but when there is music it is camouflaged Luckily, then, so there is really the most boring styles that I saw the mix (Jumpstyle, House / Electro) have the potientiomètres really sketchy when I fall but treble up on certain songs I can still hear my bass, so the sudden you'd hear a difference but not so he must go down as the other potientiomètre to hear a little less bass (and sometimes they are still audible!) and also when is lowered to a quarter of the bass: no change means it always stays the same as many bass
◦ What is your opinion about the value for the price?
New for 169 € it's not stolen, so for the price it will
◦ Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice? ...
No more I turned to a Rodec, Pioneer, Denon, Aleen & Heath, Rane