Blulite
I'm looking at these two for a start to my new rig, any help will be appreciated
Posted Thu 25 Feb 16 @ 1:53 pm
the SOUND INSURGENT
DDJSX.....
Posted Thu 25 Feb 16 @ 4:24 pm
kradcliffe
DDJ-SX but if you do a lot of mic work bear in mind the mic channels are integral to the decks and aren't as good as separate mic inputs.
Posted Thu 25 Feb 16 @ 4:29 pm
AsTheDJ
DDJSX.....with a mixer for the AUX & Mic the controller works very well
Posted Fri 26 Feb 16 @ 2:30 pm
Caliente123
Buy the DDJ SX. if you have the Extra money, buy the DDJ SX2.
Posted Thu 03 Mar 16 @ 4:25 am
Blulite
Caliente123 wrote :
Buy the DDJ SX. if you have the Extra money, buy the DDJ SX2.
looks like its gotta be the sx then, not one person has chosen the cdj1000 over the sx.
Posted Thu 03 Mar 16 @ 5:59 pm
kradcliffe
The only difference (as far as VDJ is concerned) is the coloured LED pads, so the SX2 isn't really worth the extra money.
Posted Thu 03 Mar 16 @ 6:03 pm
wmorgan12
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWFs9I6fTfs
and after useing both sx and sx2 the mic is much better the sx2 is better in my opinion
and after useing both sx and sx2 the mic is much better the sx2 is better in my opinion
Posted Thu 03 Mar 16 @ 6:55 pm
kradcliffe
If the Mk2 mic channel is better then I dread to think what the Mk1 is like. As I stated above, not a controller to buy if you use the mic a lot.
Posted Thu 03 Mar 16 @ 6:57 pm
groovindj
kradcliffe wrote :
The only difference (as far as VDJ is concerned) is the coloured LED pads, so the SX2 isn't really worth the extra money.
Actually the SX2 has the ability to be used as a DVS. Apparently this wasn't possible with the SX.
When I bought my SX2 (at BPM last year) one of the exhibitors asked if I wanted to swap with his SX for the above reason. I politely declined!
Posted Thu 03 Mar 16 @ 7:13 pm