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vinyl is that simply more beautifully present than CD `s whereby with pioneer 1000 makes even of the so playing of CD `s fun CD one can TRACKs playing and also TRACKs published yet di on vinyl sometime come those already
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AdSense 336x280Vinyls have this true essence of hip hop culture, CDs are cool because of easy way to find old tracks but I prefer vinyls anyway
AdSense 336x280I have 2 CDJ 1000mk3, a DJM 800, and an efx1000, all Pioneer, and if you’re starting out I would say CDs are definately the way to go because cds are easy to manage, but I am now thinking of getting some turntables to become a more skilled dj. Without doubt it takes more skill to use vinyl.
However, I don’t understand the arguement of sound quality – when you’re in a nightclub dancing to a track, can you honestly tell without looking at the dj booth whether it is playing from cd or vinyl?
The quality of the cd copy matters yes – you can get good cds (best to use originals) or bad cds burned from overcompressed files.
BUT is the same not true of vinyl? There are loads of records out there which have been pressed from a bad source, or the press itself may be manufactured from poor equipment.If the source copy is good, and the amp system & related equipment is good, then it will sound great whether it is on vinyl or cd.
The main arguement for me is whether or not cd djs can create the same atmosphere. To that my opinion is perhaps the crowd will take more convincing, but if the dj plays the right tracks, does a good job of it, and has a bit of fun with effects and ‘on the fly’ remixes then in the end it doesn’t make much difference in big clubs. Most major djs are switcing to CD only.
In a small club or bar, that is when vinyl will be more presentable I recon.
AdSense 336x280[quote quote="Juggernaut":izdsnbzq][quote quote="dj-kcez tranzistor":izdsnbzq]CD players is much usefull than the vinyl decks (turntables) because u will get better sound qualitywasn’t going to say anything…but
Vinyl sounds WAY better than cd any day. For one it’s not compressed and the tonality of the sound is that much better over a live PA. Granted after a good few play’s the sound quality will deteriorate if you don’t know how to look after your vinyl (and general wear and tear). So ripping high quality 320kbps mp3 copies of mp3’s would be sufficient (if you know how to do it properly).[/quote:izdsnbzq]what about the vinyl noise and by the way i don’t use mp3 because the compressed will not be in the same quilty of the un compressed i talk about the audio cd normal un compressed ones and about "ripping high quality 320kbps mp3 copies of mp3’s would be sufficient " yes offcourse but i still don’t take about the compressed sound
because i can’t go in such compare while i know that uncompressed is better than the compressed one 
[/quote:izdsnbzq]Yo man I have used both CD’s and vinyl. I’ve compared them both and the best way to go is def vinyl. For one if you spin vinyl a lot more people are attracted to that and feel they are getting what the pay for. The quality cant be beat either. As far as the quality in high quality mp3s go anything over 192kbps is better than cd. At that point the compression doesnt come into play. Smaller mp3s are where you lose that quality because they take bits out. Trust me I have two buddies that broadcast on Kiss FM and they both use Serato. I DJ clubs and use Serato and you can’t compare the control of vinyl and cds. There are so many more things you can do with vinyl rather than cd…so what I’m getting at is GO VINYL you wont be sorry. BTW make sure you buy Tecnnics 1200’s. Even if you buy them used on eBay it will be the best investment you make
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