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Jul 16, 03
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Forget turntables ;)
 Homemix CDJ1 Produce professional quality music mixes in your living room! With our brand new Homemix CDJ1, an average party becomes the banging bash of the year. DJs have it pretty sweet, don't they? They make megabucks just for playing records, go clubbing for a living, and get to date superstars. The Homemix CDJ1 can give you a taste of this life. Even if you've never used proper DJ gear before, you'll be amazed at the mixes you can churn out with this baby. A bit of practise is all it takes. If you're a beginner, you can get some help from the ‘How 2 Mix' CD ROM guide to DJ mixing included in the package. It features visual and audio advice on how to use the equipment, tips on how to mix, and a guide to the structure of music. There's even a selection of interviews with top DJs such as Lisa Lashes and Lee Haslam, offering professional advice and info. The Homemix CDJ1 has all sorts of features to make your mixes sound even more professional and fantastic. The Pitch Activation and Pitch Bend + and – features allow you to increase and decrease the speed of a CD. Frame advance allows each frame of a CD to be heard and lets you locate the exact starting position of your choice.  The compact design of the new Homemix CDJ1 makes it easier to transport than previous models. It's ideal for taking to parties, and your mates are bound to be impressed when they hear your skills. You never know, you might get so good that you can give up your job to be a mobile DJ. Whether you're just starting out or developing a long-time interest in DJing, the new Homemix is a serious piece of kit. Within days you'll have your own sold-out guest spot at a major superclub. Okay, maybe we're exaggerating a bit, but you'll be better than that balding bloke playing Hi Ho Silver Lining at your cousin's wedding. The Homemix CDJ1 comes recommended by gadgets and technology bible Stuff magazine. Here's what they said: ‘Having twin CDs and mixing controls on a ghetto blaster is an interesting idea and, in good hands, is a lot of fun... But the piece de resistance is that you can mix with the cassette deck, which sports a separate +/-5% pitch control. So finally you can put those old Marillion tapes to good use – as sonic weaponry'. Measures: 52 x 20 x 17cm (L x W x H) Weighs : 4.6kg without batteries. Features: Twin CD Players +/-10% pitch control on CDs CD frame advance (1/72nd sec) for beat positioning Countdown timer on CD display Digital tuner with AM and FM reception 8 memory locations on tuner Cassette mechanism +/-5% pitch control on cassette 2-channel DJ mixer Bass and treble control on master output 45mm (1 ¾” crossfader) AC mains or battery operation Mic input socket External amp output sockets Specifications: Music power: 25W Amp output: 775 mV Send output: 500 mV Return output: 500 mV Treble range: +/-6dB at centre frequency 10 KHz Bass range: +/-6dB at centre frequency 100 Hz Headphone impedance: 32 Ohm Microphone impedance: 600 Ohm, input sensitivity 8mV @ 1 KHz CD pitch range: +/-10%, 1%/Step Tape pitch range: +/-5% AC power input: 230V / 50 Hz, CE version Power consumption: 40 Watts @ AC 230V / 50 Hz, CE version, Europe Tuner band: FM 87.5 ~ 108 MHz, 50 KHz/Step, CE version AM 522 ~ 1620 KHz, 9 KHz/Step, CE version 
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looks dumb
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Sad, but I want it...
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i guess it would be cool for work... cause its also a getto??
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Jul 18, 03
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^^ those are the only cds i buy. they look tight.
LOL@ the toy. haha i seriously thought it was a joke or somethin'~ HAHA. i would shudder so hard before i have to mix with a thing like that. eeww. HAHA. eeewww. HAHAA. eewww. HAHA. whoat?!
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Jul 19, 03
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If it had a jog wheel I would buy it for sure. Granted it wasn't to expensive.
It's nice and portable, You and your friends could have fun during a bbq or what not. It's by no means pro gear. But they don't tout it as such. It's a fun toy. What appears to be a very fun toy.
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