Custom built Midi Fighters now available in the store.
Custom built Midi Fighters now available in the store. Posted on: 02.12.2010 by Leeanna Ayla Not sure how long they've been in there and I don't remember seeing this announced anywhere, but you can order custom Midi Fighters from the store with faders and knobs now.http://ranking s.myshopify.com/produ...ter-controller | |
| Onie Sarandos 07.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by photojojo
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| Cammy Clegg 03.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by ToOntown
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| Shonda Soulier 03.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by Fatlimey
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| Franklin Momany 02.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by Fatlimey
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| robert chanda 02.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by deviantdigi
You'd be hard pressed to do all that yourself from scratch for $60 (I know, I've tried). Plus we've already made all the mistakes possible and learned from them, so you don't have to! Yes, it's expensive compared to remapping some mass produced item. If it's too expensive for you than this product isn't for you. For some people it's a good value way to get precisely what they've been dreaming of. It's kinda like the difference between Couture and Consumer fashion. |
| Onie Sarandos 07.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by photojojo
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| Matha Obray 07.12.2010 | They may be a lil high...but i believe they are worth it. They are sexy IMO and they will last for a lonnng time |
| Soledad Kipke 06.12.2010 | There's also the magic genie trapped inside that makes it work. It takes powerful magic to keep it in there. Supporting DJTT is always a priority. |
| Graham Frazier 03.12.2010 | Once again to all the people bitching about the price, here's an alternative. I'll build you one 16 arcade buttons, 4 faders/pots, 4 additional buttons/switches, for $250. Here's what you'll get. Dremmel cut acrylic. Shitty arcade buttons(not sanwa's). Noisy faders/pots(surplus crap that will send out crazy midi signals) Cheap buttons(hard to press, won't recognize half of the presses after about a week) No LED feedback on any of the controls Midi Cable hook-up and no USB No open source firmware Really, i woudn't build that for anybody. Not only because i would never want to compete with DJTT, but i don't want to deal with all the complaints about parts malfunctioning. If it's too much for you, then you're obviously not looking for custom gear. Custom gear is more expensive than retail, that's the way it works. Next time you buy any gear, ask the seller to change some minuscule thing and they'll laugh in your face. I've been a musician for a pretty long time now, and i've purchased a few pieces of custom gear. And just as an example of how much more custom gear cost; my custom built Martin D-28 was over $5000, and a standard one goes for about half of that, but a standard one is not custom made for my hand. So really what you guys mean by saying "Totally not worth that price." Is, "I would never buy a piece of custom made gear." |
| Lizeth Jaya 03.12.2010 | Totally not worth that price. |
| Cammy Clegg 03.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by ToOntown
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| Gilma Marchini 03.12.2010 | Price is a little off... I wish you guys would have had like 4 presets that were cheaper, but this is a nice addition for lazy people... I'll just mod my own though ;P Edit: WHERE DO YOU GUYS GET THE ACRYLIC DONE?! I can't find any good shops T.T |
| Shonda Soulier 03.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by Fatlimey
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| Franklin Momany 02.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by Fatlimey
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| Maryanne Weatherill 02.12.2010 | I believe that the price is justified for the following reasons. -They are what you could call 'special editions' i.e you will not find these in most dj booths. are in most cases anywere. -They are custom built. Each and everyone is hand made. Not mass produced on some assembly line. Customer care from djranking s is the best i have ever recieved im curently the owner of a vci 100 se. -Overall they are cool. Im a person who wouldnt spend this kind of money on a midi fighter but people want them and are willing to pay. As a last point keep up the good work djranking s |
| robert chanda 02.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by deviantdigi
You'd be hard pressed to do all that yourself from scratch for $60 (I know, I've tried). Plus we've already made all the mistakes possible and learned from them, so you don't have to! Yes, it's expensive compared to remapping some mass produced item. If it's too expensive for you than this product isn't for you. For some people it's a good value way to get precisely what they've been dreaming of. It's kinda like the difference between Couture and Consumer fashion. |
| Jacquiline Dua 02.12.2010 | I never said the midi fighters were cheaply made... and I understand fans of djtt wanting to help pay the bills to keep this site and service. In terms of bang for your buck though.... This is extremely overpriced... put in a little more money and you have an s4 and the software to use it. I am happy they do make it available for people who dont really care about spending money. Im the type that spends alot of money on gear already..spent easilly 15k on audio gear this year already. But nowhere in all the purchases save the original midi fighter did I ever feel I was paying too much for what I was getting |
| Franklin Momany 02.12.2010 | I believe these come with a locket of Eans hair on the inside. Arcade buttons $40 Faders $60 Ean Golden's hair . . . Priceless. XD |
| Branden Wentler 02.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by photojojo
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| Leeanna Ayla 02.12.2010 | APC40's don't have freakin arcade buttons on them people. |
| Margo Emperador 02.12.2010 | Ridiculous.. |
| Graham Frazier 02.12.2010 | To the people complaining about the price, you've got to be kidding me. First off, i'm pretty sure they're not going to be using cheap components like the apc20/40. Higher end faders/pots are expensive. Same with custom cut acrylic, check out this link for a cost idea... http://www.customlasercutting.com/info/pricing And plus, the money is going back to djranking s, helping run this great community. |
| Franklin Momany 02.12.2010 | Thx for the heads up Jojo. |
| Patty Mcgilbra 02.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by dsharps
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| Soledad Kipke 02.12.2010 | For that same price, you could get two midifighters, the components necessary to modify them, a soldering iron, and acrylic for the faces. |
| Caitlyn Scarantino 02.12.2010 |
Originally Posted by djfrogstar
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| Jacquiline Dua 02.12.2010 | I can understand that there will be bills to pay the $ per hour of whoever is assembling this.. and the quality is definitely there... Believe me I love the way the new silicon case makes the midi fighter feel really solid. But for $449 I could buy 3 APC 20 units on amazon and have cash to spare plus free shipping. |
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