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you gotta use the tools you know best & trust , I am a firm believer in quality equipment I tried cheap equipment back in  the early days then bought pioneer cdj 100's & was so impressed I upgraded to some of their better gear & shopped around for a real good quality mixer which was also great value for money. I have my dj gear hooked up through my digital audio workstation through optical leads for the cleanest sound I can get & record mix through an audio track on logic & save as 24 bit wav & 320 kbps mp3 ,the mp3 is so I can upload onto net & wavs for friends & personal use

Yeah I know I will start out with some lower priced stuff in the start of my venture back in to mixing but I know I will end up with the top of the line gear. Pioneer makes great products by the way.

RozzvilleMansion wrote: Behringer BCD 3000 and 2000.

 

The  BCD3000 does plug and play, but so do some of numark controllers. You will notice the difference build quality too. Stealth doesn't come with a 'sound-card' but the Omni does and, you can see that in the price difference. I use vdj with a herc controller for the sound card, two cd-decks and a mixer (won't go into details), and I've never had a problem with the herc, esp since I'm not using it for the mix. But then again I'm just a bedroom :P

honestly, I've never been in a situation in the past where there wouldn't have been room for my laptop/controller setup. As long as you come prepared with a long enough RCA cable and a power strip, I'd think you'd be alright. From what I'm seeing these days, laptops and controllers are becoming the norm. And while I love the old technics, the sun is setting on them.

herrdoktor330 wrote: honestly, I've never been in a situation in the past where there wouldn't have been room for my laptop/controller setup. As long as you come prepared with a long enough RCA cable and a power strip, I'd think you'd be alright. From what I'm seeing these days, laptops and controllers are becoming the norm. And while I love the old technics, the sun is setting on them.

I agree. In all my situations since Novemeber of 09 I have not had any problems with setting up my controller along side of Pioneer CD decks and mixer. I actually use a channel on the pioneer mixer to plug into so it all works out.