Tye:

The USB female interface on the Dell DJ20 does not match the USB male connector on my Boss BR-864. Have you looked at or talked to any of the guys/gals on the Dell DJ forums? Surely there is a gizmo that would allow the two units to shake hands without frying anything. Proceed with caution. Sorry I couldn't help.

RICE (The Lone Arranger)

Don,
Thanks for the useful info as always. I live in Dallas, TX, one of these days, I hope to pass by and catch your gig.

Rice,
I have not talked to anybody at Dell, does the thing has the regular input instead of the USB, that's what I'm looking for to record through line in from the Mixer. From what I can find, only the old Creative JB that Don's mentioned some IRiver, and some Sansung model has the line in input. I like the size and look of Dell though.

Come on down, Ricester. There's an appearance schedule on my website. www.donmasonmusic.com
DonM

The iRiver - iFP-899 has 1Gb flash memory (about 300 MP3s max) This model also includer a radio tuner and dictaphone but the best part is that it will record direct from your mixer or old tape/record deck

KFingers

The creative units records at 96db far superior to the rest...

Tye:

The DJ20 has a "docking" USB orifice instead of a standard USB. I do not have a cradle for this unit. Maybe the cradle has a USB cord attached that has a standard male USB connector. If so, that might allow the setup you are looking for. My advice is to ask the Dell guys. Good luck.

Rice (The Lone Arranger)

Hi Don
Can you just confirm to me that I would be able to play and sing AND RECORD the music and the vocal using the creative jukebox connected to my PSR9000?
I'm having difficulty in using my Cakewalk just now!!!!



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Eddie from Rotherham
Skype:eddiefromrotherham
www.yamahakeyboards.info

Don:

No promises but I will do my best to gather up the rest of the "Shoestringers" including our wives and catch your act sometime in July. By the way, your website looks more streamlined than before. Nice!

RICE (The Lone Arranger)

Yes, you can! Of course to record the vocals from the 9000, you have to use the mic input on the 9000. Everything comes out mixed, e.q.d and with the effects that you use on the 9000.
I sometimes record directly from the aux-outs on the keyboard, and sometimes from the tape outs from a mixer. Both yield excellent results. What goes in is what comes out.
DonM

Thanks Don
That was just the news I wanted to hear!!

I am now looking for a Nomad Jukebox.
cheers

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Eddie from Rotherham
Skype:eddiefromrotherham
www.yamahakeyboards.info