Same for me until. I just rode home on it, and all I can say is that it feels like riding a cartoon BMX, if that makes any sense.gct wrote: Always been 26" and 20" for me.
Garage sale. There were a few of them around where I live over the weekend, so I went out early to see what was there. Found someone selling a bunch of of odds and ends, along with a few Genesis and SNES games. FFIII was one of them, along with stuff like Sonic (a given), The 7th Saga and Super Mario World.Jockel wrote:WHERE THE HELL DID YOU GET IT FOR THIS PRICEThe Coop wrote: Final Fantasy III- $15 (cart only, but in good shape)
do want.
Ah, memories!!robivy64 wrote:
Saved from being in a landfill.
RegalSin wrote:New PowerPuff Girls. They all have evil pornstart eyelashes.
how did you hookup to a VGA monitor ? upscan ?
Always.Udderdude wrote:DJ GaijinPunch time?
RegalSin wrote:New PowerPuff Girls. They all have evil pornstart eyelashes.
I've seen several sell on amazon for cart only for that same price. I payed $12 for mine a few years ago.Jockel wrote:WHERE THE HELL DID YOU GET IT FOR THIS PRICEThe Coop wrote: Final Fantasy III- $15 (cart only, but in good shape)
do want.
.Nice!
| My games - http://www.emphatic.seRegalSin wrote:Street Fighters. We need to aviod them when we activate time accellerator.
That work on the time coded CDs or it link up directley via USB?GaijinPunch wrote:pioneer pics
Vinyl is very thin. You can store tons of vinyl if you know what you are doing.CIT wrote:Because Tokyo apartments are too small for a vinyl collection of any significance?
It's not like GP wouldn't go vinyl if he could.
Your buddies sound quite elitist.Domino wrote:All my DJ buddies look down on CD DJ units and I must agree, they don't sound that great to be honest.
Pro CD decks sound better than Technics decks, as the latter aren't made for hi-fi, but for the dancefloor. I have turntables and 20 years of djing behind me, so I might be wrong though. 
Also, it's often more about the quality of the mixer and since there's a computer involved, who's to say he doesn't spin 24 bit, 96kHz FLAC material? | My games - http://www.emphatic.seRegalSin wrote:Street Fighters. We need to aviod them when we activate time accellerator.
Don't know man, while the Technics was old for some reason it was better than the CD deck my buddies was using. Over here where I live vinyl is still king for DJs. When I'm at the record store on the weekends the young/old DJs always looking thru boxes (good amounts of boxes) of 12 inch singles for $1-$2 a piece for something to play when they are DJing in a club or a party.emphatic wrote:Your buddies sound quite elitist.
Amen to that. Vinyl will ALWAYS sound better than that digital shit. I have Basement Jaxx's Rooty on both cd and vinyl. Once you heard the vinyl version, you'll never EVER listen to the cd again.Domino wrote:Don't know man, while the Technics was old for some reason it was better than the CD deck my buddies was using. Over here where I live vinyl is still king for DJs. When I'm at the record store on the weekends the young/old DJs always looking thru boxes (good amounts of boxes) of 12 inch singles for $1-$2 a piece for something to play when they are DJing in a club or a party.emphatic wrote:Your buddies sound quite elitist.
Why would anyone spin 24 bit, 96kHZ FLAC files with music that would be terrible produced to begin with (compressed up the ass like the majority of electronic-based music)? It's not like people who are listening going to hear the difference with a higher sampling rate to begin with.
DremelArasoi wrote:A hard rental/carrying case that holds: NES deck, 2 controllers, zapper, AC adapter, video cables, 1 cartridge.
Sadly I will have to make a small modification to make my ubernes fit in the case, due its extra jacks. I'm trying to figure a way that won't be horrible looking..
Does that apply to vinyl pressings of albums recorded digitally? I've generally been buying CDs of more modern releases even if vinyl is available, since it's cheaper and I'm skeptical that there's really a difference.elmagicochrisg wrote:Vinyl will ALWAYS sound better than that digital shit.
The audiophile rule of thumb is all about the recording. If it's a digital recording then CDs would be better than vinyl. If it's analog then vinyl is better. That's why many people as of late are getting back into vinyl because their favorite Beatles albums sounds better on vinyl than digital (which make sense because all of the Beatles stuff uses analog tape).CStarFlare wrote:Does that apply to vinyl pressings of albums recorded digitally? I've generally been buying CDs of more modern releases even if vinyl is available, since it's cheaper and I'm skeptical that there's really a difference.
My point was (misunderstood perhaps due to poorly writing by me) that Vinyl doesn't automatically sound better than CDs, it's up to the hardware that plays it back. If the needles are starting to wear out, the deck is cheap etc it won't matter how good the pressing is or if it's 180 grams of OMG quality plastic. Most old CD players sound like crap as well, but now that the technology is pretty much as good as it can be (for playing CDs) most consumer CD-players (standalone units) will sound very nice and hold up well against DJ vinyl players. The Technics 12xx series aren't Hi Fi units, but made to last when being abused by DJs. I used to have a very nice Kenwood Hi Fi vinyl player, but now I don't have the space, so even my DJ gear has to be in storage and unpacked when I have a gig.elmagicochrisg wrote:Vinyl will ALWAYS sound better than that digital shit. I have Basement Jaxx's Rooty on both cd and vinyl. Once you heard the vinyl version, you'll never EVER listen to the cd again.
| My games - http://www.emphatic.seRegalSin wrote:Street Fighters. We need to aviod them when we activate time accellerator.
