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Hey guys im putting my iDJ2 mixer up for sale, im strapped for cash n need it gone :)

regretfull sale cos i love mixn up tunes on this baby!

basically just seeing if anyone is interested! so pm me if you are - or want pics etc

Only had it for 8 months, lots of fun, very well looked after - altho when i bought it one of the "loop" buttons on deck A rarely registers, i do have the warranty but have no time to get it fixed ( under warranty still).

comes with full manual, info + warranty in box.

Cheers!

Kris

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