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Excellent for Clubs or Mobile
I own a pair of these as well, I believe these are excellent choice for the Mobile DJ who doesn't need to break the bank or do extreme mixing! Also the Minimum I would recommend to a club (knowning some club owners like to pinch every penny they can) This will put you in the "Super-Club" status with all DJ's with the Hugh Investment. I would also recomment these to "Newwer DJ's" As this pair is a great way hone your skills to be able to rock the house on ANY Genre Platform! With the scratch tricks I do these out perform the original 800 in keeping it's place on the platter!! A+
Reviewed by DJ Wolf on 9/26/2006 who plays House / Dance / Club / Hip-hop.
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THE BEST
the cdj 800's are the best on the market other than the 1000's and the dvj. i own a pair and love how i can use my mp3's at all of my shows. they are truly a peice of art.
Reviewed by DJ ZAY on 8/23/2006 who plays Everything.
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Awsome
I have owned 1 of these for about a year and it has been outstanding. The only thing that i sometimes hate about it is that on complicated beats, the auto-BPM does not read correctly and there is no tap! For scratching, this is possibly the best thing out there.
Reviewed by LT on 10/26/2006 who plays Hip-Hop/Everything.
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Don't Waste Time With The Rest Get The Best.
They aren't the industry standard for no reason... I used to say to myself that I would never go digital, & leave my 1200's. All though it took me some time to break away I wish I would of done it sooner. These things handle like turnatbles and in many ways better.
Reviewed by DJ X-Cell on 8/25/2006 who plays All Styles; House, Rock, Hip Hop, Even Country.
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One of your best buys
I have been playing with this table for about 2 months and have had no problem with them it's just a really great product especially for simulated vinyl that works just like it I love this turntable for the price of it it's worth buying it even thoughi would u upgrade to a dvj or cdj1000
Reviewed by DJ_Tazer on 7/6/2007 who plays Rap,Hip Hop.
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The Hotness
I've owned a pair of CDJ-800s for the past 3 years, and I have never regretted making the transition away from Technics turntables for an instant. It is not hard to find many vinyl purists who will claim that "the sound quality isn't as good" or that playing cd's is somehow inferior to playing records. The fact of the matter is, when I walk into a club with a book of cd's versus vinyl, I'm able to bring exponentially more music in a much more portable format. There is reduced problems with song-skipping, no feedback issues, and little maintenance required (all common problems with playing records). In additon to these more obvious points, many dj's don't think the consider the advanced mixing options offered with the CDJ decks. The ability to set cue points on the fly, return to that cue point with the touch of a button, sophisticated looping options, master tempo lock, pitch adjust to +/- 100 make mixing music much more fun and entertaining for both dj and audience. In all the time I've owned these decks, they've never once failed me. I highly recommend them to any level dj interested in making the transition to cd's, or to a creative performer looking to add a 3rd unit onto their already existing setup.
Reviewed by Shawn Kahl on 10/18/2006
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THE BEST FOR THE PRICE
Ive been having these for a while and they seem to be the best I have come acros, I mean come one theyre Pioneer. The one feature I think it shouldve had would be the hot cues that the 1000's have. Other than that everything else is good, vinyl, looping, pitch settings, and mp3 playback. The best out there. I suggest you get them.
Reviewed by DJ G ZuZ on 5/15/2007 who plays Rap, Hip Hop, Spanish, etc..
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This is all you need.
The Pioneer CDJ-800 is really all you need unless you're a performance level turntablist. A standard in clubs throughout Europe (I saw them in every club I hit in Spain and France this summer), and spreading through the U.S., this turntable matches the CDJ-1000 in terms of quality and durability. Many DJs even prefer the 800 over the 1000 because the jog wheel is more comfortable and quick return function makes scratching into the next song simple. Though it lacks the effects found on the 1000s, with a good mixer, this turntable does everything you want and more. I own two, and don't ever want anything else.
Reviewed by DJ Avinash on 10/16/2006 who plays Hip-Hop.
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NEW REVIEW - deffinitely the best
A lot of others have more features , but these are almost as simple as 1200's... Dont waste your time with other brands . get used to what's in the clubs to start with.
Reviewed by Jeremy Walker on 10/29/2009 who plays electronic.
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DJ FRIENDLY
After using the 800MK2's I stopped using the 1000's. I personally think the 1000's are hyped up too much. Don't get me wrong they are great... but the money you save and the technology of the 800's there is no reason to spend that much money on the 1000's. You could get 2- 800's and a decent mixer for the price of 2-1000's. I have 4 of them and I love them.
Ok, Pioneer what's next???????
Reviewed by DJ SOBE on 9/18/2008 who plays HOUSE.
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