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Buying new decks

Mikeyangelo · 2009-09-11 23:07:23

Hello, I recently came into a bit of money and decided that i was gonna get a set of decks. I was wondering if anyone knew of anywhere in Dublin where i could get a Pioneer DJM 700 and two CDJ 800's.. Cheers for the help in advance lads.

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12-09-2009 12:07am

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Mikeyangelo

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Hello,
I recently came into a bit of money and decided that i was gonna get a set of decks. I was wondering if anyone knew of anywhere in Dublin where i could get a Pioneer DJM 700 and two CDJ 800's..
Cheers for the help in advance lads.

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#2 12-09-2009 1:01am
copeyhagen

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dublin = rip off for the most part

www.ebay.ie
www.thomann.de

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#3 12-09-2009 11:03am
VinylJunkie

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Be careful buying off ebay, if the price is too good to br true well more than likely it is. I use www.thomann.de & www.htfr.com

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#4 12-09-2009 2:11pm
harsea8

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I'd second both places recommeded by vinyljunkie....htfr is awful for records but sometimes it's cheaper to get equipment shipped over from Birmingham than it is to buy in Dublin

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#5 12-09-2009 3:03pm
R.Shackleford

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Have a look on gumtree or buyandsell....i got a great deal on a pair of mk2 800's off a guy on buy and sell. you can try before you buy in most cases.
or if you want a new set..like the others said www.thomann.de or www.musicstore.de .

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#6 12-09-2009 3:07pm
Daroxtar

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www.Dolphinmusic.co.uk are very good value too. Well worth checking out.

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