To Anyone With The Renegade Edition

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I'm going to be getting this game soon, and I'm trying to decide between the 2 editions, standard and Renegade, so I have a few questions to ask if I may;

Instrument Quality: Is the turntable well made? If you've seen/played the standard turntable, how does the Renegade one compare? Does it look cheap and tacky? Anything else I need to know about the instrument? Pictures can be very misleading.

Carry Case: I'm not too fussed about this, but what's it like? Cheaply made? Are the legs sturdy, will it hold the turntable well? I don't want it to collapse mid-way through a song.

CD: Do you think anywhere will buy this from me? Would a charity accept it?

Value For Money: In all, is it worth the extra £40 or so for the Renegade edition? I'm sure I'm going to love the game, so that's alright, I don't believe I'll wasting my money when it comes to that, but as the standard edition is only £90 is it worth shelling out for the Renegade edition? Really, all I care about is the turntable itself, I'd happily pay the extra money if it's of a high quality.

If anyone can help me with my decision, that'd be great, I don't want to spend all this money, and within hours think; "Oh, fuck sake".

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**Grimnir** · Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 4:35 pm Post subject:

I play on the renegade case / table, and it holds well. My friend swears he misses because the table moves a bit... but I think we both just suck still lol.

The case is pretty sturdy, although it's not gonna live through a train wreck <_<

idk if the controller is that much different. where the controllers in best buy renegade? because the one I have feels about the same as the one best buy had <_<
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**higgatron** · Joined: 27 Jul 2007 Posts: 82 Location: NJ

the cds have 1 unreleased track COMBINED b/w them. everything else is old
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**Grimnir** · Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 12:01 am Post subject:

I just gotta say this about the case: It's total win.

It does wobble a LITTLE... but is sturdy. It won't colaps on you, or break. It only moves a little, maybe half an inch tops <_< But the big thing I've noticed vs playing on a table, is when i do a rewind I'll spin the disc for max rewind, and it will move the controller. with the renegade stand, if you just open the lid and leave the controller in that padded area, it won't rotate when you do a rewind.
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**nytelyte** · Joined: 21 May 2006 Posts: 131 Location: Nashville, TN

My friend has a renegade and I have the original. The only difference with the controller is that the base on both pieces is black, and the rest of it is golden colored. On the original, the base to the table is silver while the base to the smaller half is black, and the trim is silver. The actual quality of the controller is still the same.

The case itself looks really nice and is very solidly made. When you use it as a stand, the legs are adjustable and have notches marked on the legs so you can ensure all of the legs are the same height. It does, however, wobble a bit as a stand. If you're playing songs with a massive amount of scratching, it may not be practical. That's my two cents.