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Thread Pair of CDJ 900 or 900 Nexus, other model?

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mrslow

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1 Posted on 04/19/2016 at 12:21:57

Hello

I would like to buy a pair of CD players - I want a pioneer reference. My budget is limited to 1400€ for a pair. I already have the mixer.

For that price, here are my different options:

-CDJ 350 (brand new)
-CDJ 850K
-CDJ 900 (second-hand, sometimes with flycase)

The CDJ 900 Nexus are too expensive, even in second-hand.

Is there is a big difference between CDJ 900 and CDJ 900 Nexus?

Is it risky to buy second-hand?

It could be nice to have good advices

Ps: it's for home use only, not for club, but i would like a model close from the gears in club

Thank you for your help and advises.

Best wishes!

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mrslow

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2 Posted on 04/21/2016 at 09:20:31

anyone?

CaliMoose

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3 Posted on 04/22/2016 at 04:15:56

I believe the main difference is that the Nexus includes the larger, more intuitive screen from the 2000. Other than that, they're very much similar, so if you don't have the budget for the Nexus and will be using it at home, only, then I would go with the CDJ 900

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