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| Gemini CDJ-600 Any opinions on this deck? I am considering buying one until I can afford another Pioneer CDJ-350.
Only considering because of the Vinyl Mode and USB functionality. | Merrie Jandro
20.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by DirtyNerd
I have a pair. They are built fine for home use...I wouldn't take them on the road or anything like that...I don't believe they could take the abuse. I hear the newer 700s may be better built, but I haven't used them so I don't know. They play USB and CD fine. the USB ability is a nice plus. I found the vinyl mode to be somewhat mediocre...I'm not a turntablist or scratch performer by any means, so my needs in that department are minimal, so I guess that lines up with the capabilities and price point of these players. I did play Traktor Timecode CDs on them and they largely performed ok with that...nothing amazing, but nothing seriously awful either.
I may sell them and get a pair of Pioneer CDJ-400s. The 400s now have Traktor HID integration, so you may want to consider the 400s over the 350s.
Overall, when I take the low price I paid for these, I can't say that I have much in the way of complaints. No it's not feature packed with great performance, but it also costs 1/10th of the price of the high-end units!
Thanks for the input man, I just ordered one. once I can afford another CDJ-350 I'm just going to use the Gemini as a 3rd deck. | Merrie Jandro
05.10.2012 | Any opinions on this deck? I am considering buying one until I can afford another Pioneer CDJ-350.
Only considering because of the Vinyl Mode and USB functionality. | Merrie Jandro
20.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by DirtyNerd
I have a pair. They are built fine for home use...I wouldn't take them on the road or anything like that...I don't believe they could take the abuse. I hear the newer 700s may be better built, but I haven't used them so I don't know. They play USB and CD fine. the USB ability is a nice plus. I found the vinyl mode to be somewhat mediocre...I'm not a turntablist or scratch performer by any means, so my needs in that department are minimal, so I guess that lines up with the capabilities and price point of these players. I did play Traktor Timecode CDs on them and they largely performed ok with that...nothing amazing, but nothing seriously awful either.
I may sell them and get a pair of Pioneer CDJ-400s. The 400s now have Traktor HID integration, so you may want to consider the 400s over the 350s.
Overall, when I take the low price I paid for these, I can't say that I have much in the way of complaints. No it's not feature packed with great performance, but it also costs 1/10th of the price of the high-end units!
Thanks for the input man, I just ordered one. once I can afford another CDJ-350 I'm just going to use the Gemini as a 3rd deck. | Leota Dolney
12.10.2012 | I have a pair. They are built fine for home use...I wouldn't take them on the road or anything like that...I don't believe they could take the abuse. I hear the newer 700s may be better built, but I haven't used them so I don't know. They play USB and CD fine. the USB ability is a nice plus. I found the vinyl mode to be somewhat mediocre...I'm not a turntablist or scratch performer by any means, so my needs in that department are minimal, so I guess that lines up with the capabilities and price point of these players. I did play Traktor Timecode CDs on them and they largely performed ok with that...nothing amazing, but nothing seriously awful either.
I may sell them and get a pair of Pioneer CDJ-400s. The 400s now have Traktor HID integration, so you may want to consider the 400s over the 350s.
Overall, when I take the low price I paid for these, I can't say that I have much in the way of complaints. No it's not feature packed with great performance, but it also costs 1/10th of the price of the high-end units! | Merrie Jandro
11.10.2012 | bump. nobody has any experience with these decks or any input to offer? |
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