DJ_MaIn_EvEnT
Hey Dj's...
Just a quick survey...
What kind of mouses do you guys use to scratch on; for example I use Microsoft's Wireless Optical Intellemouse...(which is the same mouse as Dj Rick uses[http://djhomeboy.com/pics.htm]) It's great on accurate scratching and sent me back $50 but like atomixmp3 it has already paid for it self and best part of all no ball, no wires, no confusion!!!
SO WHAT DO YOU USE.....
Thank's
Just a quick survey...
What kind of mouses do you guys use to scratch on; for example I use Microsoft's Wireless Optical Intellemouse...(which is the same mouse as Dj Rick uses[http://djhomeboy.com/pics.htm]) It's great on accurate scratching and sent me back $50 but like atomixmp3 it has already paid for it self and best part of all no ball, no wires, no confusion!!!
SO WHAT DO YOU USE.....
Thank's
geposted Thu 05 Jun 03 @ 2:39 am
DJ Rick
LOL, I don't use that mouse anymore...
the right button wore out. :-)
Now using a logitech wireless, and the receiver for it is actually a charging stand... no more worries about batteries.
It was 79 bucks, with a 20.00 rebate. (I forgot to send in the rebate tho)
the right button wore out. :-)
Now using a logitech wireless, and the receiver for it is actually a charging stand... no more worries about batteries.
It was 79 bucks, with a 20.00 rebate. (I forgot to send in the rebate tho)
geposted Thu 05 Jun 03 @ 7:55 am
DJ_MaIn_EvEnT
fer reeeeeallll
I noticed inaccuracy with the right mouse button and I always find myself pulling it up to get it "srecthed" but other than that it get the job done well...
People please post
(P.P.P.)
I noticed inaccuracy with the right mouse button and I always find myself pulling it up to get it "srecthed" but other than that it get the job done well...
People please post
(P.P.P.)
geposted Thu 05 Jun 03 @ 3:18 pm