Just wondering if anyone could suggest an adj cd player that has a platter and can emulate true vinyl characteristics? I'm looking for more of the basic unit for this nothing fancy at this point the budget doesn't allow it. Thanks.
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The
CDI-500
Pro-Scratch2
DCD-1000
& Velocity
all have a true vinyl emulation. It is a static platter like the CDJ's just with a touch sensative platter instead of pressure sensative.
CDI-500
Pro-Scratch2
DCD-1000
& Velocity
all have a true vinyl emulation. It is a static platter like the CDJ's just with a touch sensative platter instead of pressure sensative.
stevie or any1 , what's the deal with psx's? Currently I own a dual cd player but a brand name that is well not american audio and there garbage i've had enough of them. I'm primarily concerned with lighting and audio is usually not my main job/focus so i'm looking for something basic however, I want to be able to do some basic scratching techniques with cd players. I like the psx's I believe b/c of their price lol. Would you be able to provide some of the pro's and con's of that model? Thanks
u can do a search on the forums or just click here to see what others have said about the psx and its scratching capabilities....
but, personally... i'd say to go with any of the players that stevie listed..... i havent used a psx but i know its not what ur looking for....
but, personally... i'd say to go with any of the players that stevie listed..... i havent used a psx but i know its not what ur looking for....
The PSX has a true vinyl sound, and works great in a paused mode as far as control. But if you are in play mode and stop moving the platter, the music will continue playing. The other players I mentioned have a lot more control with their touch sensative platters.
Thanks very much for the info guys, been most helpful.