TM>         and there gigs.. they play at clubs and stuff where all the 
 TM>         system is already there and set up, I am looking for something
 TM>         I can set up at home and practice and record, and for Cdplayers
 TM>         I dont go there, I am sticking to the vinyl, 
 TM> it has its own unique
 TM>         sound quality that i like, the lighting etc. is also provided at
DJ use is abusive of vinyl, and so CD's, even with their compromises, 
inherently preserve a higher average sound quality than records in such work. 
 You can also do most of the effects possible with records with digital 
sound, and more, though that starts to cost real $$$ for tools.  
It sounds like you're at the point of perhaps picking up a couple of used 
Technics SL-1200 Mk-II turntables with Stanton 680 EL cartridges, and 
whatever cheap mixer you run across used (short of Radio Shack junk).  In 
funny Queen faced money ;-/, that would be perhaps $1500 shopping new, and in 
the high hundreds used.  
Terry
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