Best/High Quality?
Great quality for under $1,000?
Great quality for under $500?
Great quality for starters?
Great quality for under $1,000?
Great quality for under $500?
Great quality for starters?
Cameras.
- Thread starter mainsociety
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Wow your willing to pay 1000 for a camera but only limit yourself to 700 for speakers??? Go figure.
DjDennis
RIP- My Dad (2011), Sister (2013) and Mum (2017)
K
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K
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Don't scrimp on lenses... If you have crappy glass, you will have crappy pictures. Buy quality....
Seems ridiculous doesn't it? Is he a photographer or a DJ? I would spend $1700 on speakers and get a camera in the future. I have to say, I smell failure ahead.
DjDennis
RIP- My Dad (2011), Sister (2013) and Mum (2017)
yeah thats the thing - its the young ones that can do it all
us mature Djs that have been in it awhile have no idea
thats why they come in and ask for an opinion
pointless thread!!
us mature Djs that have been in it awhile have no idea
thats why they come in and ask for an opinion
pointless thread!!
Um, this was for my friend? And that's none of youur business? This account is used for our group, "Mainsociety", a group of the seven of us so different people have different threads... K? If it was so pointless, then it was pointless to write that? Wow... and "Mature"? Yeah, your mature just like we're a group of 60 year olds.
&& I smell failure of you being a role model, 'cuz I'm sure they wouldn't want to be mean to people just asking simple questions...
and all us 60 yr olds not me) were magically supposed to know the sandbox had 7 kids in it. Be careful of that Cat getting in there it might stink up the place. If you are all pooling your lunch money for A DJ company you might hold off on the camera until you have proper DJ gear or you might start out as a Wedding Photographer to get your foot in the door.
And that is the problem. You are asking questions like a 12 year old would. Give details. Explain the use it is needed for. Like it was already said, your posts feel like they are just baiting people like troll posts. I can tell you from years on internet boards that nobody likes feeling like they are getting played. How about going to this section of the forum, and introducing yourself? http://ourdjtalk.com/forums/9-Welcome-To-Our-DJ-Talk
Tell people enough about yourself so that they know you aren't a troll. We get so many posers here who ask questions, and ask for opinions, and never listen to any of what we say. And don't talk in internet speak. Speak like you are actually in business and you will find that people take you more seriously here. Tell people what your plan is, and how you plan to get from point A to point B. Put some effort into it if you expect people to put effort into helping you.
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Um, Then you should have prefaced your original post with that information and you would have cut through all the BS. That would have been the "mature" thing to do. Actually, it is our business to know who we are offering our knowledge and experience to. Respect gets respect.
"K?"
No one is here to be anyone's role model and your questions are far from simple to answer. Do you think anyone can just buy some stuff and be a professional? If you're serious, then take it seriously.
Um, Then you should have prefaced your original post with that information and you would have cut through all the BS. That would have been the "mature" thing to do. Actually, it is our business to know who we are offering our knowledge and experience to. Respect gets respect.
"K?"
No one is here to be anyone's role model and your questions are far from simple to answer. Do you think anyone can just buy some stuff and be a professional? If you're serious, then take it seriously.
