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xenon2000
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Well, DO kinda have a similar case right now, but I just use my parents' rusty old Thorens single deck. I'd give anything just to be able to mix them up
Well, DO kinda have a similar case right now, but I just use my parents' rusty old Thorens single deck. I'd give anything just to be able to mix them up
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old.geigstor
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i prefer mp3 from wma, i have 7 gig of mp3's all at 128 kbps, 44 htz....
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Originally posted by xenon2000
Well, DO kinda have a similar case right now, but I just use my parents' rusty old Thorens single deck. I'd give anything just to be able to mix them up
i got my deck and mums and binded them with wires
no mizer but i could do somestuff untill I started trying to scratch with em and broke the beltdrive on mine :/
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xenon2000
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heheh...
direct drive = good
belt drive = bad
direct drive = good
belt drive = bad
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Perplex
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Originally posted by geigstor
i prefer mp3 from wma, i have 7 gig of mp3's all at 128 kbps, 44 htz....
I have over 50gigs of mp3
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nice
must have some real shit u picked up over time
must have some real shit u picked up over time
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Slightly off topic, but I just got back from the Atomic Jam all-nighter at the Cue Club. The main DJ of the night, Richie Hawton, played an amazing set. He had 3 decks, 6 channel mixer, FX box, 909 drum machine etc. But what I thought was most impressive was the Final Scratch System which I had not see before. Basically its a normal looking record but instead of having a track on it, it had some special grooves. The Technics deck is connected to his Sony Viao laptop which had loads of MP3's on. When the record is played it plays the mp3. He could even 'scratch' the mp3 and it sounded mint. He was looping loads of mad stuff like the Doctor Who music over techno. A great use of WMA/MP3's I thought and one I had not seen before .
Sorry if that did not make sence, i'm still a bit damaged
. Sorry if that did not make sence, i'm still a bit damaged
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Errrrrrr....no? 90% of it is archive copies of my own, and brothers CD collection. 'tard
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Perplex
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Is that the one in leiscter (I could never fucking spell that word) square?
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Leicester
city not word
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Embattle
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Not important enough to worry about though
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if they started bombing the UK i would move there
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It's in Birmingham, don't know if its in Leicester square (if Leicester square is in birmingham). Never pay much atention tbo and usually to wrecked to care. Birmingham is one of those places you go to, do what you need to do, and get out as quickly as posible
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Agreed. Birmingham puts the 'ming' in Birmingham.
Or something.
Was there yesterday, as it goes. Other half wanted some f'ing shoes! Needs a few coats of Dulux and a demoliton ball, imo.
Or something.
Was there yesterday, as it goes. Other half wanted some f'ing shoes! Needs a few coats of Dulux and a demoliton ball, imo.
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I drove past it which was good but I was on my way to Wales :/
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Embattle
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When you drive through Birmingham via the M1 it looks like something out of the openning scene of Blade Runner
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Testin da Cable
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LOL
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old.Kez
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Leicester Square is like, in london?
thx.
thx.
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Originally posted by Embattle
When you drive through Birmingham via the M1 it looks like something out of the openning scene of Blade Runner
m1 doesnt go past birmingham for me?
i have to go M42
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You need the other M1.