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real unmad review
It's not impossible to find a case that fits this size equipment. It really isn't a bad buy. I mean you get what you pay for it not top of the line stuff its just meant to start you up and do small gig maybe even all for you to practice at home with. To that comment vinyl is in no way outdated. MANY DJs still use it, its just called buying time code vinyl. In true review of the product its not so bad at all for the starter DJ.
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DO NOT GET THIS
Trust me, the title says it all. I got this kit thinking it would start me off with a pretty good set of turntables. Wrong. They suck, the needles break, the cords are cheap, and it's almost impossible to find a case that fits this size equipment. It just really isn't a good buy. There's a lot better equipment out there for not much extra than this. Another thing, vinyl is way outdated. No DJ uses it anymore. CD&MP3 is the way to go. If you're looking for a cheap set, I suggest you get a pair of Denons, or if you want top grade, get Technics. Even a set of Numark S6's are better than these. Avoid the headache and look into some better gear.
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