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| Originally posted by dj chex I honestly don't think a cd player will replace vinyl anytime soon. Just remember audiophiles still perfer vinyl over cds, and even if they were gonna stop producing records today im sure there will be plenty of clasics laying around to buy. BTW, lots of people were shocked when i started djing b/c 95% of what i use is vinyl. They thought it died like 8tracks or something. |
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| Originally posted by WeasiL i would agree that if you are scratching the dz1200 is doody... but for the the mixer who is used to the 1200 feel and just wants to occasionally drop a cd its not bad at all. |
i just hope technics reads forums from djs and gets the message that their cd deck has some very serious flaws. I read once it took over ten years to develop the sl1200, and if they put that same dedication in their cd decks i believe they would have a winner. im waiting for their answer.
This might interest some of you..
ftp://ftp2.bheller.com/bheller/361_technics01.mov
Not So quick....
Dont count the sldz1200's out quite yet.I have posted the same post in a thread before and I do it again here.
2 Things:
1>Dont believe in these early reviews, many are posted by rival companies.(Ever wondered why theres no one talking in the videos??).....Hint:Modulation.
2>Wait for the MKII's they will be killers.Technics will iron out everything.If it works out the way its supossed to...it will be the closest thing to TT's.They have already releasd a newer version of sldz1200 with improved skratch simulation.(not as good as the CDJ OR the S5000 yet).But working on them in Vinyl mode is GREAT!
Hate to say it but 5 years(Max) and Vinyls will be on their way out. PvD is already using FS past few months.
CDJ1000's for NOW.....SLDZ1200's for THEN.

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| Originally posted by Sumit_A ...it will be the closest thing to TT's. |
Its gotten nothing but good reviews and its basically a tt without the tonearm.
Aahh the Numark.
Somehow...when I think of quality CD Players....all I think is Pioneer or Denon...now maybe Technics....cause I know they are "Quality". Numark CDX....havent worked on it yet.....dunno, but I wouldnt go for a Numark. Gotta keep my mind open......but still....call me a nut!

Re: Aahh the Numark.
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| Originally posted by Sumit_A Somehow...when I think of quality CD Players....all I think is Pioneer or Denon...now maybe Technics....cause I know they are "Quality". Numark CDX....havent worked on it yet.....dunno, but I wouldnt go for a Numark. Gotta keep my mind open......but still....call me a nut! |
(everyone knows it but it's totally true on hitech stuff like this, it's all Alesis like my mixer even says on it "powered by Alesis" means Numark badge Alesis mixer (it came direct from the Alesis factory when I ordered it!!!))
if anyone wants to get the Technics, I saw them for $800 at sixstardj.com I think.
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| Originally posted by nrjizer But only an idiot would pay $1200 for one CD turntable when all they want to do is drop a cd now and then. |
http://www.idp.nl/online/video/Rockid%2012mb.mov
Sounds realistic enough to me.
It is a fact that the pitch lock is flawed so it might be worth waiting for an MKII or firmware update.
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| Originally posted by djwicked http://www.idp.nl/online/video/Rockid%2012mb.mov |
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any more thoughts on these decks?
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