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I copped this "as is"
It needs a lil TLC but apparently someone couldn't figure out how to make it work.
This one doesn't have curve control as a knob. Instead, it models more the curve control on the original 06's upfaders...where you had to take the cover off and flip a switch...
On this model the curve is actually on the pcb board of the fader and it's also PCV fader. Minus - it's made in china so i'm not sure if the components will last.
Posted by: admin on Wednesday, March 07, 2007 - 04:42 PM
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i always wanted a decent mixer that had nice features that my hands could easily get to...
i think the whole skratching phenom focused too much on the fader and forgot about the rest of the mixer.
here's a new addition to my family
when i'm not so lazy i'll post up real pics.
Posted by: admin on Wednesday, March 07, 2007 - 04:36 PM
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They always get nice pics:
Here's NI new interface for Traktor
it looks like they got the midi implementation down.
we'll see how good their time code is.
Posted by: admin on Tuesday, March 06, 2007 - 02:16 PM
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Traktor is on the move now with it's own interface...
I supposedly had tickets to go to NAMM but I have nothing to report.
Posted by: admin on Tuesday, January 23, 2007 - 12:08 PM
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Swipped from ALLHIPHOP.com
Definitive Jux rapper Mr. Lif, rap group The Coup, Metro, DJ Big Wiz and members of their entourage escaped serious injury when the bus they were traveling in flipped and caught on fire 30 miles outside of San Diego.
The rappers were on an 21-date excursion titled the "Mr. Lif Plays with The Coup Tour," which kicked off on November 21 in Calgary, Canada.
"Miraculously, everyone managed to escape with his or her lives," Def Jux founder El-P said in a statement posted on the Definitive Jux website. "
There were injuries suffered to different degrees ranging from minor to serious but everyone is essentially OK and getting treated in various hospitals.
The bus and everything in the bus was destroyed in the fire." DJ Big Wiz, Silk-E of The Coup and a merchandising assistant sustained the most serious injuries and are currently recovering.
"Everyone else is battered, but relatively unscathed," El-P said.
For the full story log on: http://www.allhiphop.com/hiphopnews/?ID=6467
Posted by: admin on Thursday, December 07, 2006 - 12:04 PM
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Amazing what some spare time and no job makes one do.
So here's my step by step guide to replacing RCA cables on 1200's
You will need:
2 philip heads screw drivers.
One for small screws. One for even smaller screws
1 Set of RCA's (you can cut them in half and replace two tables at once)
1 Soldering iron with small tip
Some solder so you can re-solder connections
Cutting tool to cut small plastic parts
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Step 1 - place your 1200 on a surface that will not disturb the arm when you flip the table upside down. I used my flight cases
Step 2 - remove the feet
Step 3 - remove all of the screws that hold together the rubber bottom
Click the MORE button below to see the rest of the instructions
Posted by: admin on Tuesday, August 16, 2005 - 06:23 PM
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this is ill
midi mod
Posted by: admin on Wednesday, August 10, 2005 - 04:33 PM
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Jamaican singer Clancy Eccles dies at 64
KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Clancy Eccles, a pioneering Jamaican reggae singer and producer, died Thursday. He was 64.
Eccles died at a hospital in Spanish Town, outside the capital of Kingston, five days after suffering a stroke, said his son, Clancy Eccles Jr.
Eccles started his career as a singer in the 1950s and rose to prominence with the 1961 hit song River Jordan.
In 1967, he turned to music production, producing Kingston Town by the Trinidadian singer Lloyd Creator and many other records in the 1970s.
Eccles actively supported the campaign of socialist Michael Manley in Jamaica's 1972 elections, organizing a bandwagon with reggae stars who went around the island on Manley's behalf.
Four years later, he produced the nationalistic song My Leader Born Yah, which paid homage to Manley's socialist program.
Posted by: admin on Wednesday, July 06, 2005 - 04:37 PM
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