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| trance[]control-fan |
i want to buy some good TT...but i cant afford Technics..too expensive..
Sam Ash has the Stanton's STR8-100 digital turn table...here is the spec
Key adjust (change the speed w/out changing the key)..
digital out put (S P/DIF)
selectable phono or line output (plug straight into a board w/no phono in).
3.5mm line input (plug portable players into it)
Manual pitch bend (up to 6%)
Hight torque direct drive motor. Aluminum face-plate, Height adjustable skip-proof tone arm. Reverse function. 3 speeds (33.45.78)
Quartz lock.selectable pitch control (+/-8%,+/-16%,+/-25%)
Aluminum platter, height adjustable tone arm. Motor off feature, Rectractable target light.
Adjustable feet.
and i tried it and when you stop it and let it go...it spins back really fast..like the technics....
right now its only 249.00 on sale...
what you all think... |
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| DjJade |
| wait the extra time it takes to get 250 dollars more so you can afford techs... they will be more worth it in the long run. if i did it you can : ) |
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| trance[]control-fan |
what is that tech's are the best...why cant this TT be as good...i heard alot of good about..them..I think Wicked Neo has them and he says they rock..
i aint spending 800 bucks on TT's unless i am making money spinning.. |
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| jdat |
buy the stantons 100
but NOT the STR8 arms
they prematurely wear the vinyl or so it seems |
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| DjJade |
| i used them once and... i donno they just didnt feel very good. may be that i was used to techs but i just think that it feels better. stats can only discribe something to a certain extent but when it comes down to it you just have to try both of them. and if they feel the same and everything then just get the stantons if you think it will be more worth it for you. |
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| webbie |
I didnt buy Stantons my first time but..
When I wanted to get decks I didnt even think of Techs, sure Ive heard
alot of great things about them but they were SO expensive!
So I bought two Reloops players. Worse case of throwing my money away.
I bought one RP4000, their "monster" with +/- 20% pitch, strong engine,
reverse/forward, quartz lock and even the ability to play 78rpms.
I guess its suppose to compete with the new Techs, MD3 or what they
might be called.
Anyways, Im gonna have to send that deck in for repairs because from
the start the motor wasnt really functioning, when you move the pitch
it doesnt smoothly regulate the speed of the deck but sometimes completly
stops the engine and after a second starting it again.
You can imagine how frustrating that is especially when you are pitching
back from a transition and it sounds like you just turned off the deck.
To make the story shorter, Ive had my first Technics 1210 for a month
now and I love it. The motor is strong, the pitch is wonderful..
I love it.
Save your money and get Technics. |
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| bachatu |
I personally would recommend you go with Technics.
IF you really dont want to spend 400 bucks on new ones, get second hand ones....thats what I did.
Many times you will find that people want to start djing, then they try it, it doesnt work, so they sell their equipment practically brand new.
There is a site that I purchased one from,,... it was practically brand new in the box, place is www.musicgoround.com
They are an online vendor, and regular store (across the nation) that specializes in second hand gear.
If you must get new decks, and you have 250 bucks, dont go with stanton... they are kinda flimsy. I would go with Denon, as it also has optical outputs, and quality of Denon is known to be good. |
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| jdat |
here's how you're supposed to mix
and don't bother dj to much :stongue: :stongue: :stongue:
and sometimes it's good to give a thumbs up when the tracks are cool :p
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| DjJade |
| lol and that has what to do with this thread? : P |
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| musicaddict |
| quote: | Originally posted by DjJade
lol and that has what to do with this thread? : P |
absolutely nothing?:D |
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