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What’s the worst piece of technology you’ve ever owned?
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2024
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Pioneer ddj400
Where do I start first off it comes with record box, for better effects or features you have to buy a subscription . The knobs come off in your hand and are made out of plastic crossfader sucks made out of plastic buttons stick, pads stick. It's just horrible
Years ago I owned a pioneer dgm 1000 the thing was built like a tank and held its value well. I sold it for something else about 3 years 4 years later and got the same price I paid for it..
I expected the pioneer 400 to at least be manufactured somewhat sturdy, and not feel like a Fisher Price toy..
Ended up finding a numark ns7Ii for a decent price.
Made out of metal, more buttons than you can shake a stick at very high quality. It's almost 10 years old and nothing's wrong with it..
The cheap pioneer mixerswill be E-Waste within a few years