MusicThe only DJ-flea-market in Germany takes ca. 2 miles away from my new home place, so I pulled my duty by visting it.

Most sale booths sold only vinyl, which didn’t interest me since I don’t like carrying them around.

The equipment which has been offered was either fuddy-duddy, broken or overpriced.

Not even my grandpa would get stars in his eyes by looking at that

The day was saved by manufacturers who placed equipment at the disposal.
Finally I could lay my hands on one of those EKS-Otus. However my first steps with it felt rather uncomfortable. The resolution of the big jog-wheels wasn’t great. It was like scratching on a VCI-100.

looks like from another planet, but the technology is definately ours

2 friends of UNKUT presented their controllerism skills at the Vestax-booth

Numark gave the opportunity to test the NS-7 in a schoolbus

Some field worker of Wacom advised me to buy this toy for only 1500€.

That's the result of men's unfulfilled childhood dreams...

Elevator held an auction around 12 o’clock. Most things were garbage. The interesting offers were 1 Numark ICDX which was sold for 180€ (street-price 350€) plus a Pioneer DJM-600 for 460€ (street-price 600€)

They threw the chick in for free, but no one wanted her. Could've been a trap.

Afterwards showed the DMC-2005-world champion DJ Pro Zeiko off his mad skills which can be seen in the following video (+ him explaining how he does some stuff)

I didn’t want to leave the scene with empty hands. A dawdler offered a Vestax DJT-400 for around 100€, which was quite cheap.
A good investment which will pay off when I’m 30 and needn’t pay doctor bills for a bended spine.