STOP – here’s some very important information about American Audio that you must read right now. When I was searching for American Audio, I wish I had found a review that would have helped me make a buying decision.
is it true that American Audio DJ products are mass produced and unreliable?
If this American Audio is true then what is a good cheap scratching cd player for a starting budget concious dj? My budget is about 1500 aussie dollars. But can go a lil higher if necaserry.
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In general American Audio is not the best but it will probably work ok for weekend dj’ing. Most clubs that run every night would get a Pioneer though.
Yes, for the voltage.Buy a converter set. Available at WalMart or similar.As for the cycles: Computers and most electronic equipment runs on DC which is internally converted. So there shouldn’t be a problem either. Used to be, though, with turntables for the old vinyl records. But even they could be adjusted.
Hugo – You probably will be fine as long as you don’t push the amp so loud that it goes into distortion.Watch the peak or limit lights on the amp when you are playing the system loudly. If they are not lighting up, you should be fine. If they are lighting up, back off on the volume.That is good practice for all DJ’s and pro audio engineers.
Yes, you can. Audio CDs don’t have region protection.
There are a lot of companies that make 15 inch speakers. That one is probably made in China.Your best bet is to call American Audio (funny thing is all of their stuff is made in China) and find out who makes the components. They may not tell you though. They can get you a replacement if needed.
It appears it’s not available in Asia. Still, you can ask VMS4 company itself where the nearest supplier in the Philippines is. http://www.vms4dj.com/impressum_uk.html
The library.
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Honestly, from hearing your voice, I can sort of tell that you don’t have an American accent. You hear a little bit of something else in there. I think you may be British, but I’m not sure. But I applaud your American accent. I almost couldn’t figure it out. I’m from California, so I’d say I have the pretty neutral accent, I guess.
Just checking –You are aware that there’s more than one American accent, right? The most prestigious of them is probably still the old-money rhotic Northeastern accent, with its slightly broader “a” and its audible pronunciation of the -ing suffix. Oxbridge English overtones are also good. So is an acquaintance with the subjunctive.I don’t know where you can find a website like the one you describe. I’ve never heard of one. The usual method is to watch a lot of movies.
Am watching it on Fox thru STL… sound is fine.It was just Amanda tryin to sing!!!
You would have to contact American Audio to get a new power supply. It might be easier and cheaper just to buy a new amp – I would recommend Behringer – they make the best cheap amps:http://www.zzounds.com/item–BEHEP2000
Try a different cd in it – if that does not work, it may have a problem. You may have to get another cd player for tomorrow.
Ojibway and other languages might be easy to learn. But it is said if you didn’t grow up speaking Navajo, you’ll never learn it. For instance the Navajo name for Shiprock is Tse’ Bit’ A’i. Each one of those apostrophies is a glottal stop. The Navajo language is full of them.Learning Navajo will take many years of intensive study.
Hi, snitchseeker616!In fact, it is. Unless you are paying for it, downloading any copyrighted content (pictures, music, videos, etc.) that isn’t available for free download with the corresponding license (in some cases at the official website), is illegal. It doesn’t matter if it’s from a past AI performance, it doesn’t even matter if it’s from an AI performance or not. If you really want it, you should pay for it.Anyway, you can still download it illegally, but this way you won’t be really supporting your favorite artists, because this will make their labels lose money and break contracts (definitely not good for them).Hope this helps you. Please do not use P2P networks for illegal downloads, buy them.Bye!nopal4041
Yes they are an American based company, who does mostly in house construction.I would go with JL over Audioque. JLs sound significantly better, and last much longer (though they are usually a bit pricey). Audioque makes loud subs, but they sound like crap, they only last a few months even in perfect conditions, and their support department is horrible.– Be careful when purchasing JL subs, because there are alot of vendors out there with JLs lower end products that will try to sling for more that it’s worth.**You might also take a look at Alpine Type Rs, Pioneer PRSs, or Fosgate T1s to see if you can get a better deal. They can output the same as a JL, but they usually arn’t as pricey, but still comed backed by good manufacturers.
Heres what I use http://apusreader.podomatic.com/ Hope it helps!
There probably won’t be any torrent sites that specifically host movies with Russian audio, but if you look hard enough, you are bound to find the torrent you’re looking for.Why not just buy the movie and then listen to the Russian audio on that?