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You get what you pay for. BUT i have a buddy who owns 2 Berh 12″‘s with a Harbinger 15″ 300w sub. That setup does his 100-200person fraternity parties just fine. now if we are doing a much bigger hotel party or some such, we’ll use my Yamaha/JBL setup.

sounds like the s2 sounds right up your alley. it has the tightest integration with traktor and plays well with other midi controllers. also it is right around your 500$ price point.

To my knowledge, the ONLY “controller” that has motorized platters is the NS7 by Numark. It works with VDJ and Serato.

I use 2 chauvet 6spots and two Chauvet LX5 Moonflowers, along with a few lazers from chauvet, eliminator, etc

oh i forgot and 2 fogs.

I guess a “standard” jog wheel controller seems like a toy when shrunk down to laptop size, but the Twitch feels like a viable work tool.

Was almost dead-set on the N4 as an upgrade from my mixtrack pro, but that was before the Novation Twitch…and I decided to go that route. But if the Twitch didn’t exist, i’d be owning an N4 right now! loved all the features about it…except that it is still a mainly plastic piece despite being $500..

Well seeing as how you’re on a budget, I’d say to buy a Receiver. you can look them up on any electronic home audio website, (just try Best Buy to see what one actually looks like). They’re essentially home use amps. You dont need to go buy a high-end PA amp for this. Receivers can ranger from 50w to 500w. Check to see what your speakers are rated for, and set about looking for a reciever that has DOUBLE that power rating (because it will be powering two speakers). A lot of new recievers come with alot of “fluff” for use in a modern home audio setup. you dont need all that. If i were you, i would shop around second-hand stores and websites like craigslist, ebay, or the used section of an audio website