Cd/mp3 player

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I'm sure the MEP 7000 is a super piece of equipment...Again though, look at the price - $1600 +. That's 3 laptops

Again the OP was looking for a back up; I don't know if $1600.00 for a "Backup" makes sense.

As far as seeing your library, making editing play lists and such; you are restricted to a 3 or 4 inch screen to do that (same with the D2). If one was a cd based jock; the transition to this would be very easy. I can't fathom how anyone that is using a laptop pr PC could transition to this unit.... as a stand alone unit...again YMMV
 
Again, Houston only said it was "his weapon of choice" ... I agree, it's not a "backup" per se in the OPs vein. If you need/use a controller, need a USB audio interface, then something like those also function as a backup in case the laptop dies or in instances where the laptop isn't needed (playing a fixed set list for example). Both read iTunes style playlists, so they can be created elsewhere and both can use a USB keyboard. So, for the OPs question .. no, it's too expensive .. as a part of a thought out "system" .. yea, it can backup a lot of different functions.
 
I think I will quit asking dumb questions.This is the second time I started a pissing match!LOL
 
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If you just want them for "back up" consider one of the American Audio dual decks which will keep the price down. I ran those for about 5 years as my main players and then later upgraded to the Denon D4500 which will run you a bit more but a very nice player/controller combo.

YMMV
 
Just got a Numark cdn88 pro at a very good price.Sweet deal and sweet machine.
 

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