[XxStarDreamsxX]

Originally Posted by whenyournex2me

be prepared to get addicted.... lol

and that is expensive but if you have passion for it, its worth it imo.
to start off you already know what kind of music you want, and thats prolly the first thing id look at, adn then the equipement to suit your needs for that kind of music. but generally, djing is djing.

so do you know what kinds of formats of mixing you want to learn?

vinyls
cds
laptop

and after you descide this, then we can get ya in hte right direction. there are threads in this forum discussing vinyls,cds, and laptop formats of mixing. just give a try and search for those topics, and see what you come up with.

I wanna learn too =P.. yeahhhh id be the shit =) you know i would I'm the one and only StaR D =P

then me and BL could battle to the death of our needles =P

I want vinyls please! =D

[DJ_Eezergud]

Originally Posted by elvisthe2nd1

I looked them up on a website, i was just curious if anyone on here has used them before. DJ Eezergud is giving me a stanton mixer.

bah i just remember i totally forgot to get back to you about the american audio i believe it was? ya they suck dont buy em basically lol as far as stanton t.60's i havent used them, but i did start out on stanton t.80's *one step above* and they are great for the money, so i'd recommend you move up to the t.80 if you can afford it,

[whenyournex2me]

i was just at a best buy, and they gots a mini guitar look alike section now. they gots some toys there....