Say Bo if you want a rewind because these decks are cracking. Ive been mixing for about two years now and they have never failed me. Have you ever had trouble with your Numark decks or your Gemini decks, well if you are sick and tired of all that trouble, my advise is to get some Technics 1210's, the most reliable decks in the world today. They may set you back one or two thousand pounds for a new set, but if you buy them second hand, they should be less than half that, and dont think for one minute that they will be nackered, all Technics decks are very reliable and will last for at least 10 years without trouble. You may need to splash out abit on the needles, each one will set you back about £50-£100, but they last for 1-2 years depending on how you treat your decks. They are gold plated aswell so they look amazing, but if you want to save abit of money, go for the Technics 1200, as they will be slightly cheaper and wont be gold plated. If you are a beginner then I suggest you start with some cheaper decks, but if you have been djing for about one year, Technics will improve your mixing without doubt, well worth the money, but only if you are a good enough DJ.