he did indeed, next year for the 2000's for me, i await the technics bods to come out and hate the pioneers though
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he did indeed, next year for the 2000's for me, i await the technics bods to come out and hate the pioneers though
Are you a professional DJ or something?
Industry standard gear sir, i think you should get some, cosimo on the wheels of steel
Get me a small recording studio and I'd be very happy.
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Industry standard gear sir, i think you should get some, cosimo on the wheels of steel
Industry standard if your A) an actual pro and B) dj in a decent club
I still see CDJ-1000s covered in sticky beer residue and with faulty Go buttons all over the club scene. So unless you're a big name and on a rider request 2000s then they're only labelled industry standard for industry pros
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That was the only book I bought at Uni that was worth the money
Why does it look so thin? I remember my copy was a monster doorstop. Its 30 years since I used it, I wonder if i've still got it?
Only because your making it pricey!
Jealous though
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learnt that the hard way when i had my Nikon D80
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I think it's just the angle of the photo. Mine is from 2006 and is a pretty thick book.
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Is there any point keeping both the 17-40 f4 and 24-105 f4 together? Might as well sell both and buy a Canon EF 24-70mm F2.8 L II USM, seeing as you now have 70-200 covered with your new lens.
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This guy means serious business
I'm guessing DJing is a serious hobby/career of yours to spend that much.
Industry standard if your A) an actual pro and B) dj in a decent club
I still see CDJ-1000s covered in sticky beer residue and with faulty Go buttons all over the club scene. So unless you're a big name and on a rider request 2000s then they're only labelled industry standard for industry pros
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I always request 2000's when I play and always get them, you don't have to be a big name to get the best gear to use.
not really bud as i use the wide end on the 17-40 a lot and the 24-70mm is just not wide enough
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Some of the best photos I have seen posted in the photography forum were taken with a D40...
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