FS: Perfect Starter DJ package! CHEAP!

[dSl-DuDe]

Well, its time for me to upgrade to Technics and I'm selling my old setup.. These are perfect to learn on. I know there's a lot of people out there who are wanting to spin, but can't afford a technics setup.

So...

I have 2 x Gemini XL-500II turntables (look exactly like Technics 1200s) includes cartridges and styli

FEATURES:

Pop-Up Target Light

±10% Pitch Control With Slider

Feather Light Soft-Touch Start/Stop Switch

S-Shaped Tonearm With Height Adjustment

Strobe Illuminator

Removable Dust Cover, Headshell, & Slipmat Included

33/45 RPM

Anti-Skate Feature

Braking for Quick Stops

TURNTABLE SECTION:

Type: Direct Drive Manual Turntable

Drive Method: Direct Drive

Motor: Brushless DC Motor

Platter: Aluminum Diecast 13” (332 mm) Dia.

Speed: 33 1/3 or 45 RPM

Starting Torque: 1.2 Kg/cm

Build-up Characteristics: 0.8 sec. standstill to 33 1/3 RPM

Braking System: Brake (Solenoid)

Wow and Flutter: 0.02% WRMS*
*This Rating Refers to the Turntable Assembly & Platter Only & Excludes Effects of Records, Cartridges or Tonearms.

Rumble: 56 dB Unweighted

TONEARM SECTION:

Type: Universal S-Shaped Tubular Arm

Effective Length: 9 1/16” (230.1 mm)

Overhang: 19/32" (15.2 mm)

Effective Mass: 9 g (Without Cartridge)

Offset Angle: 22°

Friction: Less Than 7 mg (Lateral, Vertical)

Tracking Error Angle: Within 2°32' at the outer groove & within 0°32' at the inner groove of a 30 cm (12") record

Stylus Pressure Adjust Range: 0 - 5 g

Applicable Cartridge Weight Range: 6 - 10 g

Headshell Weight: 5.6 g

GENERAL:

Power Supply: 115V~60Hz/230V~50Hz

Power Consumption: 15 Watts

Unit Dimensions: W 17.75” x H 6” x D 14” (450 x 152 x 352mm)

Weight: 22.5 lbs (10 kg) Shipping: 29.8 lbs (13.5 kg)

and a Gemini BPM-150, 2 Channel Mixer

10" professional stereo preamp mixer. 2 stereo channels . Crossfader reverse switch (hamster switch). BPM displays . Beat offset indicators . Low, mid, high and gain controls on each channel. Cut feature for low, mid , and high. Punch in buttons for each channel . Seperate master and record soutputs. Master output control. Cue section with levvel and CUE/PGM controls. Mic EQ and level controls. Removable crossfader. Talkover. Dual function LED display (Left and right master outputs or CH 1/ CH 2 )

INPUTS : Mic-(1.5mV 600 Ohm), Phono-(3mV 47Kohm) OUTPUTS: Max-(18V Peak to Peak) GENERAL: Freq. Res.-(20Hz - 20KHz +/-20dB), THD (0.02%), S/N-(better than 80dB). 10" x 10.24" x 3.3" (254 x 260 x 84 mm ) 6.25 lbs (3Kg).

Will sell everything for $350 negotiable, and It's all about 2 years old

V--- and NO, the plywood is not included, haha!

[mapleleaf4ever]

Shawn... I'll talk to you a bit more... I'm interested.

[BenGiovanni]

wanna lend them to me?;)

[wishbone]

shawn, you almost tempt me with that.

[dSl-DuDe]

lol ;)

[wishbone]

bah i'll kick myself later passing this up, but i'll probably be interested in a cheap set like this come november, we'll see.

buy shit from dsl-dude everyone! :)

[ppcock]

How old are they

Test the torque out kids before you buy it.

that mixer is a piece.

[Séguin]

Your keepin' your Whitelables right? Cause that's would be insanity not to :silly:

[dSl-DuDe]

yes, i'm keeping those :p

[dSl-DuDe]

bump!

more info on them added

[neoh]

what are you picking up instead?

[BenGiovanni]

needless to say...those decks arent for newbies that already know what their doing
but good for "worst case scenario" practice...

[dSl-DuDe]

Originally Posted by neoh

what are you picking up instead?

the industry standard, Technics SL-1200s

but they're big bucks. MUCH MUCH more than $350 :( and I've actually just paid for them, so now i'm really broke

these have gotta go asap

[neoh]

I have those.
nice decks.

what kind of mixer?

[dSl-DuDe]

I use a Vestax PMC-17A now

[sweet~kandy]

Dj Sweet Kandy woot!

[Séguin]

Originally Posted by dSl-DuDe

I use a Vestax PMC-17A now

Better then my piece of shit :haha:

[neoh]

eeewwww.
Vestax?

to each their own

[flipmat]

I dunno, I'd have to say $300 for the both.. Those really are not cool turntables, and I bet they are belt driven.. what kinda styli they got?

[Rayeine]

hmm I am very interested.
Have you had many bites?

[dSl-DuDe]

no, they are direct drive..... They arent that bad, but its sometimes a challenge to keep both tracks perfectly synced. you just have to make very subtle pitch adjustments. Styli are one: Shure SC35C and one unknown(cant figure out brand), I may throw in a brand new Ortofon(not sure on the model, but its blue) that is coming with one of my techs, included in the package deal if I get a decent price on the package.


Euro Dollar has offered me $400, but wont be able to pay me for 2 weeks... Whoever gets me the money first, owns them :p a couple people have offered me $300... and someone on Revscene.net offered me $200 for the tables only. <-- wont take that

[dSl-DuDe]

Sold!

[meth0dical]

Originally Posted by wizzfish

but i'll probably be interested in a cheap set like this come november, we'll see.

same... i'd pick this up but i cant afford it right now

[dSl-DuDe]

haha, i managed to sell it for $360 to someone in the buy and sell

[ppcock]

Originally Posted by neoh

eeewwww.
Vestax?

to each their own

Hey... Listen dinkeater.

first of all: they arent your decks.. poser.

second of all. a Vestax mixer is a damn good mixer to have.

Learn your fucking tools before you say anything.. pud.