Frankly ... I knew this product in early 2000 and it is a "reference" for the time ...

Positives:
- Simple
- Complete
- Not too many options (less time taken)
- Integrated 2 samplers and associated functions ke
- Memos CUE points (bcp easier to use than the DN 2500)
- 3 cue points (a, b, cue) is the bomb on her if you want to try Kelka p'tit live truk
K'un this loop, one cue at a specific location of the CD (even on a track diff) and intro starting with p'tit.
- Effects (flanger, reverb, filter, and "scratch").

Downsides:
- Too fragile
- Cost of repairs
- The effect is not strictly SCRATCH ki is nothing
- Not the perfect loop sampler
- Taking the cue points bcp too long
- Unable to switch from mode to sample the mix effect during
- Preset mode not in the mix (that means you can not settle the braketime so it fucks the shit to play with the brake)

Still Congratulations to Denon DJ for the creation ...
Because k'elle is very very well and even in 2005 it is used tjs canned ...
Specialist zouk, commercial, ect ... fo not quibble and bought it mainly k'ojourd'hui kasiment does not cost anything!
However for the dj with a solid foundation choose the CDJ mode as double plates are too small for my taste (except the exceptional dn 9000).
But for the CDJ Avoid denon, go for pioneer or wait for the end of September the output of the Denon S-3500 is just SICK