where and what are the shittest Cdjs/Turntables you've used

[topmo3]

had to use something like this at leeds fest a couple years ago... was my first time mixing off cds as well



still smashed it tho init

That's all there was for some time.
I learned to mix on them.

are you supposed to put that like in a rack and mix vertically

[T_macabre]

Belt drives are ok , everyone had to start somewhere and i couldn't afford Technics. the Grime mix on my soundcloud was mixed on belts, sounds decent stilllllllllllll

Luckily most clubs seem to have reasonable cdjs, i'm more vexed about getting there to find : no needle for turntable, fucked tonearm, missing counterweight, broken on/off switch, broken pitch, and alot of the time, no turntable at all... Which is f**king irritating when you have specified, and then carried a f**king heavy bag of vinyl with you aswell...

[benjam]

i can't remember the model but it was stanton. the thing weighs like maybe one kilogram and has no torque whatsoever in the platter motor. it's also made from like the cheapest plastic

This bad boy?

Direct drive version of these are some of the nicest decks I've played on.

+1 Used to have T80s they're spot on and cheap as chips