[adam g]

so what does everyone prefer??? pioneer cdj 800's or 1000's???

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[SYATIKA]

as far as i know i think we had this discussion already......

[PK]

surely its just a case of what cash you have to spend?

if you had the cash, you surely wouldnt buy a toned down version of the cdj1000, i.e the cdj800 would you??? youd get the top of the line.

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[adam g]

personally yeah i might based on a few features...one being the one touch looping features on the 800's

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[SYATIKA]

hmmmm.....top of the line doesn't always necessarily mean the best

depends what people need...............

[mike]

in the basement 800's

at the club 1000's

i saw anthony pappa do some cool loop tricks on the 1000s, so unless you're top level it's not worth it because you probably won't use it like they do

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[adam g]

mike wrote:

in the basement 800's at the club 1000's

lol you back yet!!??

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[Nephew]

1000's for sure based on the finer pitch slide increments alone, you'd be a fool to choose otherwise I'd think.

[The Greg]

Nephew wrote:

1000's for sure based on the finer pitch slide increments alone, you'd be a fool to choose otherwise I'd think.

Exactly. I also like the fact that it feels sturdier than the 800s. Plus, if you've got a residency or play clubs often then it just feels more intuitive when you're up in the booth

[Grant Carlisle]

I personally think the 800's hold pitch better, but that's just me.
But just go with the top of the line gear, because god know's that what it's all about