chris rhone
is it worth the upgrade from the original ns7... im just a house party dj so its not that serious for me
Posted 2 days ago @ 2:13 am
locoDog
Full compliment of 8 pads and 4 decks, certainly gives more scope for creativity compared to mk1, even if you are a "just for fun" dj [and there's nothing wrong with that].
Posted 2 days ago @ 2:27 am
groovindj
Just bear in mind that it's twelve years old, so do your research and make sure that it will still work on your computer & OS, and know that even if it does (right now), it will be obsolete sooner rather than later.
Posted yesterday @ 10:14 am
schmidi_0
If you can find an mk3 it will be a bit more future proof.
They are amazing controllers, but I found two week points: the USB port on the back is weak and fails despite the rest of the controller being built like a tank.
The sound card is... Glitchy? On just about every laptop I used the NS7ii with, at some point in the night a distorted buffer underun sound would develop and I'd have to reset the audio or even unplug and replug the controller.
They are amazing controllers, but I found two week points: the USB port on the back is weak and fails despite the rest of the controller being built like a tank.
The sound card is... Glitchy? On just about every laptop I used the NS7ii with, at some point in the night a distorted buffer underun sound would develop and I'd have to reset the audio or even unplug and replug the controller.
Posted 2 hours ago
MrDjLinton
Go for the NS7III, Better Audio, not as heavy, built like a Controller should be, and still looks fabulous
Posted an hour ago