aussie pricing for new cdj's
aussie pricing for new cdj's Posted on: 29.09.2009 by Jacque Divinity storedj.com.aucdj-2000 = $2599 cdj-900 = $1899 a lot cheaper than i expected, but i spose our dollar has been a bit stronger the last few weeks.. | |
| Hipolito Scionti 30.09.2009 |
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| Jacque Divinity 29.09.2009 | storedj.com.au cdj-2000 = $2599 cdj-900 = $1899 a lot cheaper than i expected, but i spose our dollar has been a bit stronger the last few weeks.. |
| Jacque Divinity 30.09.2009 | in the beginning they had NO relationship with pioneer. it is a crazy price but is cheaper than i first thought they would be going off the US pricing. but i totally agree bento with the no optical route. but i believe they mainly designed these for club installation more so than for bedroom bangers. from a club perspective they are ideal and would cater to most dj's needs. (i said most - not all!) |
| Burma Uhrik 29.09.2009 | is that RRP or actual price? Store dj always have really high prices on their site and used to have an awful relationship with Pioneer. Remember one of the cdj's pages on their site had a rant about why you should buy a denon instead. |
| Hipolito Scionti 30.09.2009 |
Originally Posted by Wuz
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| cala mar 29.09.2009 | they are a bit like a xone 4D to me, heaps of functionality but i believe they have too much. Let's face it if you are likely to want a HID/midi controller you won't want a cdj, if you want a cdj you won't want a controller. Cramming it all together and charging a combination price seems silly to me. |
| Xavier Emanuels 29.09.2009 | crazy price, *insert profanity here* if i would ever pay that They need to rip out the cd drive and all the unneeded crap and release another model specifically built for use with a laptop - that would be much more friendly on the wallet. |
| Latoria Kavulich 29.09.2009 | So i guess in nz i'd add $200 on to that. Just had a look on DMC they have them listed but no price listed as yet. |
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