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 MIXDECK EXPRESS LT Pro DJ Flight Case w laptop shelf  US $200.00
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 2 Odyssey FR1200E ATA Flight Ready Pro DJ Equipment Turntable Transport Cases US $149.99
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 ProX T 12MRSS 12 SPACE AMP 10 SLANTED 12U 10U MIXER DJ COMBO RACK FLIGHT CASE US $229.99
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 Marathon Flight DJ Road Coffin Case W Shelf MA DJCD19WLT US $280.00
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 DJ 8U 8 SPACE RACK MOUNT MIXER 19 FLIGHT CASE AMP DMX LIGHTING LIGHT CONTROLLER US $95.00
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 NEW Odyssey FR10MIXE Flight Ready Universal Econo 10 Single Pro DJ Mixer Case US $89.99
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 ProX 10U 10 SPACE AMP RACK FLIGHT PRO DJ AUDIO FLIGHT CASE W 19 MOUNT T 10RSS US $185.00
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 DJ Turntable Flight Case Fits Technics Vestax and Numark US $93.26
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 ProX T 10RSS 10 Space AMP Rack ATA Flight Pro DJ Audio Flight Case 19 Mount US $175.00
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 ODYSSEY FZF5437TBL NEW FLIGHT ZONE BLACK LABEL PRO DJ FOLDOUT TABLE STAND COMBO US $249.99
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 New Odyssey FRNS6BL Numark NS6 DJ Black Label Flight Ready CaseAuth Dealer US $198.60
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 Flight Case 2x QSC K12 PRO DJ SPEAKER HEAVY DUTY ROAD TRANSPORT GIG READY DJ NEW US $349.99
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 NEW Odyssey FZGSNS6BL Black Label Flight Zone Glide Style DJ Case for Numark NS6 US $249.99
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 LAPTOP COFFIN CASE DJ 2 LARGE CD 19 10 SPACE RACKMOUNT MIXER GLIDE STYLE FLIGHT US $169.00
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 DJ COFFIN FLIGHT CASE 10 12 MIXER 1200 BATTLE STYLE TURNTABLE NUMARK TECHNICS US $149.99
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 19 RACK MOUNT MIXER 2 LARGE CD GLIDE LAPTOP ATA COFFIN FLIGHT CASE DJ PRO AUDIO US $199.99
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 ProX 16 Space 10 Slanted Top 16U 10U Mixer Amp DJ Combo Rack Flight Case T 16MR US $339.00
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 New Odyssey FZDNX12000E Denon DN X120 X100 S1200 S1000 DJ Coffin Flight Case US $149.94
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 DJ PRO AUDIO GIG READY FLIGHT CASE W LAPTOPSHELF FOR PIONEER DDJ ERGO US $149.99
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 Marathon Flight Road Case MA 10MIXC 10” DJ Mixer Case fits Small Mixers US $108.00
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 DJ FLIGHT COFFIN CASE Pioneer CDJ 900 850 800 1000 DJM 900 Nexus 700 600 SC3900 US $169.99
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 NEW Odyssey FZBM12W 12 Pro DJ Mixer Turntable Battle Mode Flight Case w Wheels US $249.99
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 ProX X 8P 8U 8 SPACE MOUNT RACK ABS AMP RACK FLIGHT PORTABLE CASE DJ PA MOBILE US $134.90
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 ProX 2 Space 10 Slanted Top 2U 10U Mixer DJ Combo Rack Flight Case T 2MRLT US $180.00
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 ODYSSEY CASES FZ10MIXBL NEW BLACK LABEL FLIGHT ZONE 10 DJ MIXER CASE W HANDLES US $99.99
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 ODYSSEY FZF1930 FOLDING FLIGHT ZONE DJ STAND FAÇADE NEW US $129.99
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 New Odyssey FR12MIXE 12 DJ Mixer Flight Case Authorized DealerFull Warranty US $99.98
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 Odyssey FZCDJ ATA Flight Zone DJ Case Pioneer CDJ800 CDJ1000 CDJ2000 More US $119.99
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 ODYSSEY FZF2636 FOLDING FLIGHT ZONE DJ STAND FAADE NEW US $139.99
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 NEW Odyssey FR1200E ATA Flight Ready Pro DJ Equipment Turntable Transport Case US $79.99
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 DJ mixer flight road case combo amp effect rack mount rail sliding laptop shelf US $209.99
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 ProX CASES LARGE DJ LIGHTING CABLE EQUIPMENT FLIGHT ROAD UTILITY TRUNK CASE US $350.00
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 Odyssey Glide Style Flight Ready Case for Hercules 4 Mx DJ MIDI Controller US $189.00
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 ODYSSEY FZ12CDJWBL Flight Ready Case for Pro DJ Gear US $299.99
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 ODYSSEY FR1200E ATA FLIGHT READY DJ EQUIPMENT TURNTABLE TRANSPORT CASE US $74.99
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 New Odyssey FZGSPBM10WBL DJ Coffin MixerTurntable Battle Flight Case Glide US $369.89
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 Pro DJ Coffin ATA flight road Case for 2 Pioneer CDJ1000 players DJM600 Mixer US $329.99
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 GEMINI CDM2 CASE DJ FLIGHT ROAD CASE CDM 3600 CDM 6000 US $89.99
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 Marathon Flight Road Case MA Cc Case for DJ CartrIDges With Pick Foam US $28.00
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 NEW ECLER EVO 5 TROLLEY DJ MIXER FLIGHT BAG EVO5 US $268.99
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Digital DJ Equipment Vs Crate Digging DJs
Stereotypes abound, for anyone who has caught the wonderful series Nathan Barley by Chris Morris, the cringeworthy world of the Hoxton Elite sums up DJ culture in one fail swoop. It's not just the DJ and his equipment, it's the hangers on, the hairstyles, the pseudo cool crowd baying for a tune that is so left field we are all in danger of getting lost in the wild wood of cacophony. Contrary to popular belief, there is more to being a DJ than just looking cool in a pair of headphones. Unfortunately to some that is all that they think there is to being a DJ.
Back in the day, as a lot of my vinyl friends are fond of saying, being a spinner of tunes took skill, dedication and commitment. It was a status reserved for music geeks. Being so into the scene meant a lifetime of dedication to music, not just a passing interest in the latest pop sensation. The disc jockey would typically get out of bed around noon, go crate digging until the shops closed and then proceed to either travel to a gig and go to bed around 6am, or stay up and mix until around about the same time.
The art of crate digging is akin to grannies at a jumble sale looking for a Faberge egg. Dusty rooms piled to the ceiling with every record from a white label undiscovered Stones LP to BBC sound effects, but who knows what is where. Some classics are just waiting to be discovered, a strange little loop half way through track four on the B side of some unknown 1950s crooner can make the next top ten chart breaker; and the only way to find it is by digging through those crates. Since the fall in popularity of vinyl as the essential DJ tool, the art of crate digging is becoming a dying pastime for all but the most dedicated. Bedroom music maestros probably don't even know about it, they probably don't even own a record.
The demise of vinyl has meant a change in technology; there has been a dip in the demand for analogue turntables and an increase in demand for digital DJ equipment. Eager to distinguish themselves from the iPod generation who just plug in a player and hit the shuffle button, established and talented DJs are calling for updated equipment; MP3 and compact disc as a medium is creating a need for players that can mix tracks like the old turntables do. There is no doubt that not having to lug a Flight Case with a hundred records in is a positive thing, especially if the option is carrying around a relatively lightweight piece of equipment that can be subsequently mixed from.
Back to the stereotype of the Hoxton 'massive' and we could argue that these guys are actually pioneering the new digital music scene. Creating crazy loops from the depths of the imagination that are inspired by a pair of hair straighteners breaking, or not being able to fit into the latest skinny jeans could be the new big thing. Maybe these guys are one up on the crate diggers who have been accused of just stealing other people's work and stitching it all together on fancy equipment. Maybe a good pair of headphones and a love of popular fashion are just what the music industry needs to bring it into the twenty first century.
About the Author
Dominic Donaldson is an expert in the music industry.
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