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Finally, say what you want about CD-based mixing, but nothing beats the tactile experience of mixing vinyl records. I just find it easier and more fun to use vinyl than cds for DJ purposes.

Hmmm, dont know about that. I've been using my 1200s for my vinyl and thought the exact same way, but i recently purchased a Denon DN-S5000 CD turntable with the spinning platter,

Of course this is a matter of preference. I should have added in my original sentence: Finally, say what you want about CD-based mixing, but nothing beats the tactile experience of mixing vinyl records, FOR ME. Altho I said as much explicitly in the next sentence. :)

your right on one thing though, its hard as fuck to get promos on CD and the joy of finding a promo in a bargain bin for say £2 is hard to better.

Muahaha! That is the true hallmark of the vinyl addict. That rush of adrenalin you get when you find a record for $1 that you've spent years searching for, and which you will love or at least be able to re-sell for a 1000% markup. -Ben "Vinyl salesman" may tee hee _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963