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Lightweight and solidly built, the Monster GO DJ is a controller that includes all the features and functions you need to get the crowd moving. The design features two highly responsive touchscreens, both of which feature fully scratchable turntables and a wide range of equalization and sequencing options Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downBiZzKiTtKiLlA
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May 14, 2015
I hope the $299 is offered again....I would have definitely made the purchase.
I have tried the iPad 4 with Algroriddim Djay 2 and the Numark IDJ Live, Numark IDJ Pro, Pioneer Wego2, and Reloop Beatpad......The Beatpad was a good experience..but...decided I did not want to rely on an iPad anymore for software and music..I feared stability issues during a live performance...The features/portability with the Go DJ is what I want...to backup my turntables.. Please bring back the Go DJ Massdrop!
jtrus
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Apr 20, 2015
A Numark Mixtrack Pro can be had for about $150, and is a great controller. Algroriddim Djay for iOS, is also a much more affordable alternative. Not sure why anyone would pay $300 for a Monster-branded toy.
DJpHattDaddy
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Jan 26, 2016
jtrusThat's most likely true, but those (laptops/tablets) still don't represent what the GODJ is no matter the software used!
Imagine a GODJ pluged into a battery operated speaker/speakers and headphones. You're done! You could be at the beach, block party, football game, the park or any other place where an outlet or even a table isn't available! You can mix real sets with samples, a real cross fader, start/pause que buttons, all with one cable for connection, 2 if you have a pair of speakers and your in stereo with no adapters and still have stereo/selectable split que headphones! And if you really wanted to get fancy you could use that laptop/tablet/cellphone to be an external source and run effects on that input as well! Don't forget even a micrpone input with effects! What other device is going to do that out of the box at any price?
Snooker
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Apr 17, 2015
Hmm, instead of people joining this massdrop, I see people actually unjoining it... too bad, $299,- would have been a reasonable price for this device, I feel.
SeanReid
346
Apr 16, 2015
Here is a video demonstrating the ease of use and high caliber of functionality one can get with the GO DJ Controller.
SeanReid
346
Apr 10, 2015
raymond.hwangI have had one for a couple of weeks now and must say I am impressed. I was hesitant at first and very skeptical, but after spending some time with the GO DJ I was hooked. It is easy to use, especially if you are familiar with DJ gear. If functions just like a full-size, run-of-the-mill DJ setup; mixer, tables, fader and all. While the size s a bit intimidating, let's be fair, how much time do we all spend on our smartphones with little, tiny screens?
I guess the point I would like to make is that the Monster GO DJ is a full service DJ piece, with all the functionality and bells&whistles of a regular DJ rig. It lacks nothing but the extra weight and size of a normal set of turntables.
I guess the point I would like to make is that the Monster GO DJ is a full service DJ piece, with all the functionality and bells&whistles of a regular DJ rig. It lacks nothing but the extra weight and size of a normal set of turntables.
SeanReid
346
Apr 10, 2015
Great news!
We are excited to announce, in working with the vendor, we are able to now offer and even better price on the Monster GO DJ Controller. Please feel free to share the news with your fellow enthusiasts and we look forward to a successful drop.
We are excited to announce, in working with the vendor, we are able to now offer and even better price on the Monster GO DJ Controller. Please feel free to share the news with your fellow enthusiasts and we look forward to a successful drop.
markr04
22
Apr 10, 2015
I started in 1990, but I'm not a vinyl elitist. I've even embraced Traktor and now use it exclusively. Technology evolves, I know, but I can't figure out who would really benefit from this. At $400, it's less expensive than a laptop+Traktor setup, but still kinda spendy for what resembles a toy. I mean no disrespect to you, Mehul, but if I were going to DJ even a casual party important enough for backup, I still couldn't use this. It would be about as professional as DJing from an iPhone. DJ gear is a lot cheaper now than it was years ago, especially factoring inflation, but it still apparently costs more than $400.
markr04
22
Apr 10, 2015
Full disclosure: I'm a club DJ and it's all I've ever done. I have traveled some for events, but the majority (or 99% if you like brown numbers) of my experience has been years-long 'residencies' at clubs where decks and mixers are installed and maintained and I know the equipment almost intimately. I bring my timecode, laptop, and a few CDs to put on in the event of a failure. I'm not responsible for the mixer or decks to begin with, but none have failed - but I have used those CDs a few times so I could restart my laptop when it was sluggish. I don't mean to be disagreeable, but in the environments I work in the GO is outside of my imagination to have as backup. I don't DJ parties, but I was supposing that if I did, I wouldn't own a GO to use as a backup - because it's not a solution for my actual experience.
DJWilsonLee
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JD Sound
Apr 10, 2015
markr04Thanks for sharing your input. I agree that it might not be useful for Club DJ's to use GO-DJ while they work. Although it is an insanely fun product if you just love DJing and enjoy experimenting with music.
Don't let the size fool you. GO-DJ has a lot of functions inside the device. It's almost like a Swiss Army Pocket Knife for DJs.
I think it suits the future generations of producers and DJ's very well because everything is going mobile these days and everyone is always on the go. For someone who wants to get their foot into the door with DJing, I think this is a great first step. At the same time, it's got a lot of advanced tools to keep all experienced DJs occupied and entertained with all the features.
Don't let the size fool you. GO-DJ has a lot of functions inside the device. It's almost like a Swiss Army Pocket Knife for DJs.
I think it suits the future generations of producers and DJ's very well because everything is going mobile these days and everyone is always on the go. For someone who wants to get their foot into the door with DJing, I think this is a great first step. At the same time, it's got a lot of advanced tools to keep all experienced DJs occupied and entertained with all the features.
DJWilsonLee
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JD Sound
Apr 14, 2015
I'll respect your opinion but you should know that JD Sound is responsible for creating this product. The Monster branding doesn't hurt at all actually. I'm sorry that Monster has left such an unfavorable impression on you but I surely hope you will renew your thoughts starting with GO-DJ. Give us a chance! You won't be disappointed!
autoteleology
447
Apr 14, 2015
DJWilsonLeeI never claimed it was *my* opinion, per se, just my interpretation of what others feel, and why the drop keeps failing despite this being an apparent quality product.
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