Good Dual CD Player

Author's Rating:

Pros: Price tag.

Cons: It lacks some minor features.

The Bottom Line: 
Well, Gemini is a good company, especially for tight budgets. So if you are looking for something with a cheap price but good quality, go for it.

Author's Review
I own two technic 1200 turntables. I needed a dual CD player for occasions where I may not have the record or know I wouldn't want it in my collection. Now that I have my Gemini Dual CD Player, I can burn CDs or use ones already owned to play music.

To get down to business, I first went to Sam Ash (music store) to try to score a dual CD player. I didn't have a lot of money with me and I was debating on what I wanted to get. A lot of people told me Denon. The one I was looking at though was way too expensive. So he recommended Gemini CDX-602 dual CD player. I was cautious at first. A friend had told me Gemini doesn't manufacturer good quality products. That’s why I bought my Technic 1200 turntables. So instead of listening to everyone else I listened to myself. I said "I'll try it out". I bought them, got it home, and opened it up. The hook up was easy as 1-2-3. After that I was amazed that I could have 4 audio inputs (no prior experience). I play a CD and man it sounded better than record, as well it should. I mailed in my warranty card and everything else. Two weeks later I had to DJ a communion. It ended up being really good. I thought something would go wrong because it was new equipment. Nothing, except usual mistakes, occurred. Cueing up CDs was cake. The scan feature is nice and helped out with that. It had a pitch control and everything needed to mix songs together. The pitch control is very accurate.

To sum it all up, it made a good impact on my equipment list. It sounds great, looks great, and fits great. I'm currently in a band and I use them to play beats I made on my computer while I'm doing my thing. So as you can see, many uses are available.