| Learning to DJ isn't easy and it's not cheap either. DJ | | | | Places like eBay are way too saturated these days |
| equipment can often be really expensive with the top | | | | and its hard to get a good bargain. Therefore, it's |
| range equipment costing well into the thousands. | | | | worth checking out classified listings. There are some |
| Therefore, most people starting out are always looking | | | | online which can be handy such as gumtree and |
| to buy cheap dj equipment. | | | | Craigslist and its also worth checking out local listings in |
| One thing I would say is that there is a difference | | | | your area. You should be able to find good deals in |
| between cheap dj equipment that is still good quality | | | | those types of places as very often its just people |
| and equipment that is just poor quality. I would never | | | | wanting to get rid of their stuff as quickly and cheaply |
| recommend that anyone use 3rd rate equipment to | | | | as possible. |
| learn with as it will make the task much harder. So | | | | Also, keep an eye on bars or clubs in your area that |
| hard that you might even just give up djing all together! | | | | are shutting down. Very often when they shut down |
| So what I would recommend is to always go for the | | | | they can lie dormant for months. Try and speak to the |
| top quality brands such as Technics, Pioneer, Gemini, | | | | manager and normally they will be more then happy to |
| Denon and similar. Obviously these brands are really | | | | do you a cut deal on some of their DJ equipment as |
| expensive normally but there are places you can try | | | | its not likely they are going to need it themselves soon |
| where you can get them for cheaper. | | | | anyway. |