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Numark DJ IO
Hi all,
Does anyone use or have used a Numark DJ IO? I have been looking at getting one and wondered if anyone has any experience of them. If not what is a better alternative?
Cheers, Andy.
Andy
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have a word with mike at phase one,he did a video of it.
http://www.djanddiscostuff.com/prodpage.asp?prodid=2455
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Myself and Si use this card and it is absolutely a superb piece of kit. Recommend if you are using any DJ Controllers
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Soundcard Query
Originally Posted by
Reminisce disco
Hi all,
Does anyone use or have used a Numark DJ IO? I have been looking at getting one and wondered if anyone has any experience of them. If not what is a better alternative?
Cheers, Andy.
There are many soundcards on the Market. It depends how many channels you want. If you just need 2 outputs from a PC/Mac, then the DJ IO is the one to go for.
If you need inputs for timecoded CD or Vinyl decks, then you'll need something like the Rane SL1, SL3, or the Native Instruments interface, depending on the software.
For Virtual DJ / Cue / PCDJ, The Numark DJ IO is definately the best one to go for, you can get soundcards for £30.00, but nowhere near the same quality.
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Originally Posted by
DJMaxG
For Virtual DJ / Cue / PCDJ, The Numark DJ IO is definately the best one to go for
How can you say definitely the best one to go for? Perhaps you could put in your opinion as there are a lot of others who use Maya, Echo and Gigaport who would disagree.
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I personally find the American Audio Versa Port is a great choice for people on a budget. Two stereo INS, two stereo OUTS, level controls, mic input, headphone out and a built in phono pre-amp, plus it's cheaper than the IO too!
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Originally Posted by
Adam_F
I personally find the American Audio Versa Port is a great choice for people on a budget. Two stereo INS, two stereo OUTS, level controls, mic input, headphone out and a built in phono pre-amp, plus it's cheaper than the IO too!
I Totally Agree, Great Product. However, the DJ IO I believe is a tougher build, smaller (fits in small spaces) basic input/output. You could probably drive a car over it.
I Think PCDJ Use the Versaport for their £2,500 00DJ Laptop, so it must be good
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Originally Posted by
Solitaire Entertainments Ltd
How can you say definitely the best one to go for? Perhaps you could put in your opinion as there are a lot of others who use Maya, Echo and Gigaport who would disagree.
No good if you need inputs for time code, but the majority of Atomix users will only want 2 X Outputs, so the IO is ideal.
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Originally Posted by
DJMaxG
No good if you need inputs for time code, but the majority of Atomix users will only want 2 X Outputs, so the IO is ideal.
No-one mentioned time code apart from you as far as I can see.
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Originally Posted by
DJMaxG
I Totally Agree, Great Product. However, the DJ IO I believe is a tougher build, smaller (fits in small spaces) basic input/output. You could probably drive a car over it.
I Think PCDJ Use the Versaport for their £2,500 00DJ Laptop, so it must be good
Having both side by side on my desk at the moment, build quality wise, they both feel the same.
The DJ IO is designed slightly better for life on the road however, as the casing over-hangs on either side, keeping the RCA connections protected if dropped, where-as on the Versaport if you dropped it you've got the risk on damaging the RCAs.
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