I really loved this

The AKG K55's are a great value for those looking to add headphones to their recording studio and have great bass for mid-end headphones. Go with these to start out. then buy something more upscale when your on MTV (just kidding, go independent!). Josh www.excess-supply.com

I have used ever turntable out there, and when my set was stolen, I did not have 2000.00 to replace them. I went to TopDjGear and ordered this set. It seemed to be the most table for the money. Well, I like them better than anything I have ever put my hands on. I would not trade them for anything.

If looks were everything it'd be the Pioneer 600. Unfortunately there are more to mixers than just looks. This mixer feels just like the 600, but with a different curve on the level sliders (quiet until 3/4 and then full on at 7/8th's). The sound is very tinny, and the effects are just crap. It's not a bad mixer if you just want something to practice on, but I would avoid if you're looking for good sound quality, or durability.

Not much to say I didn't like it it sounded tinny to me and the bass wasn't prper. I wih I had saved my money withthis one. Perhaps a Mackie or a Pioneer would have been better

This is a great mixing board for production work in the studio. It was my first big purchase and it has lasted me awhile.

Stays in the the groove well. I like them but a bit overkill I use Stanton 500's for home.

This is a really expensive set of turntalbles considering that its belt driven I don' t know what you would do with it. Seems kind of a raw deal I'd go with the technics

I've had these head phones for a long time. They are rugged and have held up to most of my home use. I don't like using them when I am out at a lub but they are great headphones for the bedroom sets.

Fuck !! So awesome way better than a Technic I wish clubs would catch on and finally get rid of that crap dinosaur of a turntable.