Will Zégal « Very good for my amateur use »
Published on 06/28/11 at 03:23How long have you use it?
A little over a year
What is so special that you like most and least?
The most: its rather strong and not too plastic, the contact with the controls that is not cheap
Good organization / usability
Cons: the knobs still plastoc, no audio interface function
Have you tried many other models before buying it?
No, not the masses, even if I had the opportunity to put their fingers on some entry-level models.
How would you rate the quality / price? With experience, you do again this choice? ...
Difficult to judge the quality / price without more experience. What I can say is that for the price, it satisfies me.
I'm not really DJ. Even if I happen to have paid a few evenings a year, I mix mostly for fun, for parties at home and among friends, and the small bar at the corner of my street.
And yet, when I say "I mix" is rather simple for the time sequence of songs, even if I start to go a little further.
After a few years juggling a classic console (not even DJ, so without cross) and multiple sources (mp3 on computer, CD player, sampler phrases), I wanted to spend on a cheap solution to DJ, but not a cheap product so far. The DJ Steel perfectly corresponded to that expectation. With the accompanying VirtualDJ, it's a simple config and easy to use for my own use, I am certainly not ready to come at the end of the possibilities.
A little over a year
What is so special that you like most and least?
The most: its rather strong and not too plastic, the contact with the controls that is not cheap
Good organization / usability
Cons: the knobs still plastoc, no audio interface function
Have you tried many other models before buying it?
No, not the masses, even if I had the opportunity to put their fingers on some entry-level models.
How would you rate the quality / price? With experience, you do again this choice? ...
Difficult to judge the quality / price without more experience. What I can say is that for the price, it satisfies me.
I'm not really DJ. Even if I happen to have paid a few evenings a year, I mix mostly for fun, for parties at home and among friends, and the small bar at the corner of my street.
And yet, when I say "I mix" is rather simple for the time sequence of songs, even if I start to go a little further.
After a few years juggling a classic console (not even DJ, so without cross) and multiple sources (mp3 on computer, CD player, sampler phrases), I wanted to spend on a cheap solution to DJ, but not a cheap product so far. The DJ Steel perfectly corresponded to that expectation. With the accompanying VirtualDJ, it's a simple config and easy to use for my own use, I am certainly not ready to come at the end of the possibilities.