After checking out both units, The S4 completely blows the Pioneer out of the water. I do enjoy the Pioneers layout, but man is it build like a crappy child's toy. The S4 was bigger and meaner than I had expected. Definitely sold.
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Thread: Pioneer DDJ-T1 VS. S4
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07-02-2011, 02:02 PM #11Tech Wizard
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07-02-2011, 09:27 PM #12Tech Convert
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I'll have to go have a second look at it and give it a try. Interesting subject though
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07-02-2011, 09:48 PM #13Tech Mentor
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S4
S4 for sure. Good price, beautiful piece of equipment. Well-layed out, perfect for Traktor users.
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07-02-2011, 09:48 PM #14Tech Guru
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I find people funny, hate on cheap feeling items... must not have tried cdj 800 >.> cdj800 to me feels flimsy
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07-02-2011, 09:54 PM #15Tech Wizard
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hahhaaa the thing with cheap feeling items is that I really get into what I'm doing and love to work my gear hard and if I have something that's flimsy or cheap feeling, I just am worried that I will (and probably will) break it.
As an analogy, I'd hate to own a Faberge Egg - it may be very detailed and beautiful, but I would be so afraid that I'd break it and would be totally heartbroken when it happens. Something that lasts longer I'll at least get my money's worth out of before it starts to deteriorate.
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07-03-2011, 09:17 AM #16Tech Convert
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which guitar center? im in ma and id be stoked to go check them both out.
Originally Posted by MoonUn1t
Thanks for the responses all!
Visiting family in MA right now and there is a nearby Guitar Center that stocks both the S4 and the DDJ-T1 so I'm gonna go have a look at both... I don't usually get the opportunity to look before buying as I live in VT out in the middle of nowhere.
The information you guys have provided is great for consideration, though, as I may be able to mess with the controllers for a few minutes, but you're input comes from more extensive use, not just first impressions.
Will give my impressions of both when I return
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07-06-2011, 08:19 AM #17Tech Student
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+ Analoge mixer capability + updates + Originally Posted by Garygary1
There's no reason to get a controller to use it as regular cd players!
this is the new djing "we like it or not" (i'm a turntable person)
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07-06-2011, 09:11 AM #18Tech Mentor
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Finally recieved the s4 last night, nothing is flimsy or cheap. actually feels better than a lot of nice mixers out there. nobs are sturdy. 100% satisfied
Beatslicing for the bitches
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07-06-2011, 01:52 PM #19Tech Guru
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. . . It's not an Analog mixer last I heard, Its purely a Midi controller with an audio 4/6 equivalent. Originally Posted by Redbeats
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07-06-2011, 01:58 PM #20Tech Mentor
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Maybe you should grab this and remap it?
DJM900||CDJ800MKII(2)||PDX 2000(2)||Yamaha HS50M(2)||Yorkville YSS2||Macbook||Traktor 2
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