Red/Speed - I think resellers are cheaper, especially if you have contacts I suppose as Pioneer would sell at recommended retail price while resellers get at a wholesale price and then I guess they can discount but it would be eating into their margin - correct me if I'm wrong.

All my Pioneer gear came from resellers, deposit today and pick-up following work day. Some deliver some don't and prices differ like for the EFX1000 had a RM200 difference in price but both had to come from Japan.

Red - yup. you?

Speed - the recommended retail price is including profit so it really depends on how well you bargain.

Red/Speed - Still no word on my EFX1000s, don't feel like ringing cause the music is always blasting no one picks up and driving down is such a hassle. But if I do, I'll ask about the CDJ400s and the HDJ prices. I'll see what price they offer since I've bought quite a bit.

Well, EFX arrived. 

As promised, got the prices for the cans and cdj which are 400 and 1850 respectively brand new from reseller. Hope this helps?

Which one is the cheapest? 

Red/Speed - I dare not confirm that you will get the same price if you walk in but if I were to buy on your behalf then warranty etc could be a hassle - I don't know, but what I can assure you is that the warranty is direct from Pioneer Malaysia.

The best way would be to go together, intro and deal direct with the reseller. Basically I just come along so they know that you know the price quoted to me. Sounds good?

wow its been so long ive never been around
and new stuffs are available already
hows djing going for everybody ?
btw any djs from penang ?

Speed - I told you that its available at the abovementioned price

speed cdj400 looks pretty good but whats the size like ? a cdj 100 and 200 thos kinda sized cdjs ?

Hi guys, not sure if I'm posting this question in the right thread but the Search function didnt return anything relevant.

I'm a huge fan of EDM and have over 200 CDs of DJ mixes collected over the years. Yeah, supposed its evolved alot over the decade, but I'm still enjoying it alot. Favourite DJs are Dave Seaman, Sander Klienenberg, Jeff Mills, John Digweed, Danny Howells, Satoshi Tomie, Deep Dish and Sasha.

I want to create mixes of my own now... have tried Mixmeister trial which was pretty good - but costly. Basically, mix MP3s of my fave tunes into a whole mix and writing it out would be cool. There're so many softwares out there which does it - but some look so complex and some are really costly.

As I'm only doing it for my own interest, I'm sure there must be something out that that'd cater to my simple needs. Hopefully the sifus around here can help.

Thanks!

How do you guys organize your music? By BPM, key, etc?

what you use to analyze the keys speed ?

thanks for liking the track, speed. well, i'm afraid that's the only version i had. made that for a remix competition... didn't win though, but came in close at 2nd place

yeah, i have a new track in the making... still taking my own sweet time to put the pieces together

there's a compilation album named "Technology" by Adlib Records. do get a copy to support the locals. it will be hitting the stores this coming march/april... the cd is around amongst the promoters for the time being.

I'm in the midst of setting up a studio: 3 studios for your normal jamming and one room for recording which will be set-up properly with help from my bro-in-law (was ED of Warner until recently and has been in the industry for 30years or so.

Anyways thats besides the point. What I want is YOUR opinion of whether I'm taking a step in the right direction by having a pair of CDJ400s and a 2 channel mixer in all jamming studios my reasons being:

1) A lot of people want to become a DJ but lets face it, it can be costly

2) CDJ400s are cheap

3) Linkin Park etc all have DJ with turntables as part of their band so I'm providing local bands/youth the chance to experiment and who knows we might unearth some hidden talent

Yay or nay?

i'm almost done with the track and i'm pretty much satisfied with it so far. i will definitely be trying my shot at the big ones this time which most likely think it won't get signed anyway... but what i'm aiming for is somatic sense. they're a famous label for trance genre.

Speed - we're aiming to be fully operational by Feb which is about a month later than expected but I bought another company so funds were diverted plus location was hard to pick.

Wes - aside from the normal electric guitars, bass, drums and amps we're also trying to ensure that all the jamming studios have a pair of CDJ400s, DJM400 mixer and HDJ1000 headphones.