Would you recommend this sub for a DJ system?
1339630
Yes I would. I use two of these for my home theater and I can see the siding on the outside of my house move . They really pound !!!
167470
There is certainly speaker connections and input for a lot of gear. If you are thinking about using this to do DJ work, I can not say if this equipment will live up to that. I am using it in my bedroom for movies. When it comes to using equipment for DJ work, you must have equipment that is able to take high volumes without clipping and remain cool. For the price, you may just want to try it out.
438475
It depends on what you are going to be mixing. For audio only with Serato most systems will run serato DJ no problem. For video I would suggest a 15" MacBook Pro with the discreet graphics (2 graphics cards). You can get refurbs straight from apple.com. The serato.com forums are a great place for tech support.
1640008
I would recommend a sub and surround speakers. I use a sub and it sounds great. I also got the matching center channel which is awesome too.
2109671
No, this is not good to use for DJ-ing Kam. Please call our Audio Department at 1.800.472.6274. They will help you out. Thanks.
403208
Dear Tracy, This will be a good addition to your system. I have been and audiophile for 30 years, and started back in vinyl, and this little amp is great for the price. Be sure to hook the RCA cable input to you AUX, not Phono input. Hope this has been helpful. Good listening. Bill
2155429
The pioneer ddj sb is more professional and would recommened it only for intermediate djs although you can use it for getting into it. Theres to many bells and whistles that you don't need when your starting and its at a pretty high price. Now the hercules control instinct is great for getting your feet wet in the dj industry it has all the basic needs like a 3 band eq 4 hot cues( but not meant for juggling
1165056
It will work but this is not the best Sub for music. I love this Sub but I will say that as for music it is not the best out there but it will shake the place if you want it to (the bumps from the sub are the part where it is not as good as others but more continuous low note this thing rocks them out expecially in the 40 hz range which is where this sub is at its best but it will play way lower).
400978
Wow man I wish I could answer that question. I really don't know. I mean it's a $60 sub. I'd think if you're sincerely concerned about those technicalities a more expensive setup is more for your liking.
1505809
Hello, I seem to remember seeing something somewhere about a sub woofer that is compatible with this speaker system, but I didn't have a need so I don't have any idea how well the sub woofer works. I have had the USB powered speaker bar for about 6 months and I love it. It does not deliver a huge sound, but it has plenty for my needs. It has enough volume for me and the sound is fine. I use mine on a MAC computer. It was a very easy setup, and Im certain it would would work just as well with your PC. This is not a sound system that is made to fill a huge room with a full and lush sound. It is instead, a practical inexpensive speaker system that works great for sound and music while your setting in front of your computer or TV. I hope this helped a little. My advice is ... get one, you will like it. Good luck. Craig
1168597
Yes! Get the s tone arm. The straight one is geared more toward scratch djs...and the supplied cartridge will do fine just for listening.
1565622
Yes you can I use this in a pro dj setting and connect to massive sound systems works great
1851523
Absolutely. Sounds as if though you are in the beginning stages of becoming a DJ. If that's not the case and all you need is a small public address system, then what you have is just fine. First of all you are going to need two "speakon cables" in order to plug into the back of the amp with quarter-inch connectors on the opposite end to plug into the speakers. However; for my personal preference, I've always chosen the "speakon adaptors" and selected standard speaker cable all of which are available at amazon. Check it out. Now if you are planning on DJing then you are going to need some additional equipment, mainly a subwoofer. You are also going to have to up grade to a pair of 15" front speakers . Everything will come into place when you begin to set up. Go over the operator's manual thoroughly and you will be alright . Ask around. GOOD LUCK!!! Recommended subwoofer: SEISMIC-AUDIO-BABY-TREMOR 15" passive. Plenty of bottom. Bought my son one of these and he's very satisfied.
124006
Of course it also depends on the source material and your speakers, but assuming your source music and downstream speakers are good, the receiver is powerful enough to produce pretty stong bass from a pair of decent speakers. The onboard EQ is also quite responsive. Also, since it has a subwoofer out connector, you can pretty much add any powered subwoofer you like. Overall I personally am very pleased with this receiver.
1218074
I reccomend an external mini mixer. That is what I use to tie in other equipment like another line for another dj, phone, etc. take a look at either at the behringer or Mackie VLZ 402...both are under 100$Rob (DJ Rob-E)
359526
In theory, yes but you won't want to. This is going to be too much boom unless you have a really big room. I have retired from djing and my sub has been sitting there doing nothing so the thought crossed my mind to do the same but it is just too much honestly.
254785
I would say no. Although this speaker can get 'loud" I wouldn't consider it a good choice for DJ uses especially if used in very large rooms, or outdoors.