Dj.kent1
Published on 03/23/09 at 03:27
- How long have you use it?
I use a pair of axis 9 from the ending for 5 years and almost every day.
-Most:
The three cues, the two effects loops and a few not too bad. The master tempo is not too bad also.
-The -:
The bpm not always reliable, a majority of pointless.
- How do you report qualitprix?
When I made the purchase they taient expensive for what they are in the final. Many people say that was worth it, as well as what the Pioneer CDJ1000. I do not think this is the case. They lack reliability and age well.
Some buttons do rpondent addition, and despite a rgulier maintains the optical unit, some of my cd do not pass.
- With the exprience, you do again this choice?
I can not say that I am due these decks because they have served their time and allowed me to learn. However, they do not have a level of professional mix. I advise to beginners especially with the current price. But for those who want the professional stuff, go your way
I use a pair of axis 9 from the ending for 5 years and almost every day.
-Most:
The three cues, the two effects loops and a few not too bad. The master tempo is not too bad also.
-The -:
The bpm not always reliable, a majority of pointless.
- How do you report qualitprix?
When I made the purchase they taient expensive for what they are in the final. Many people say that was worth it, as well as what the Pioneer CDJ1000. I do not think this is the case. They lack reliability and age well.
Some buttons do rpondent addition, and despite a rgulier maintains the optical unit, some of my cd do not pass.
- With the exprience, you do again this choice?
I can not say that I am due these decks because they have served their time and allowed me to learn. However, they do not have a level of professional mix. I advise to beginners especially with the current price. But for those who want the professional stuff, go your way