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Most expensive/best decks in the world?
Ok, im wondering what they are, surely it cant just end with Technics MK5's (gold edition or whatever)
there MUST be some insanely expensive deck out there, that costys like $10,000 a pop, anyone know of them?
not that i can afford them or anything, but hey, i'd really like to know 
p.s a pic would be great as well
yes, there are, i forget the name but they are like these super nicely designed art tabes, they have like minal noise and parts, look like a plat spinning on a rod, veyr sleek, sexy... ill try and find the website
I've seen a really expensive one. Like �1500 or something but it was only a playing turntable. No Pitch Control or anything like that.
you can get loads more expensive and better sounding turntables than a technics mk5, they just arn't meant for djing with.
most expensive doesn't always mean best. Take technics for example 
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| Originally posted by Wildfir3 most expensive doesn't always mean best. Take technics for example |
Doesn't sound like a bad idea 
there are much more expensive decks out there... they just arent made for DJing use. they are for audiophiles for the sound quality--no pitch controls--just pure sounds for hi-fi systems.
my dad has one of those insanely expensive tables.
i think this: Linn Lp12 Turntable http://www.stereotimes.com/turn012802.shtm
LP12 turntable with current mods: $3300
Ekos Tonearm: $2700
Arkiv II low-output cartridge: $2200
Linto phono pre-amp: $1600
wow, i didnt realize how expensive that thing is until i googled it out
and also, i believe his needle alone cost more than the price i got BOTH my 1200s for! 
There are turntables out there for 10-15grands a pop. The funny thing is that in the audiophile world..belt driven tts are the onces that rock and are most expensive (since this reduces the amount of vibration). My dad is a real audiohead and hes got a pair of Avantgarde Duo horn speakers that went for 15,000USD together with a tube amp (which runs on only 2 watts) that cost around 3000USD. But this is isnt really that much consider that you can get speakers for as much as 170,000USD (thats the price for a pair of Von Schweikert's VR-11 speakers)..fuck..I mean I've seen cables alone that cost 13grand. A Djs soundsytem (which is pure power) is pretty much the opposite to an audiphiles. He looks for perfekt harmony between base, mid, and treble so if he closes his eyes it will sound like he is listening to the real thing.
Peace, Dj Dissent.
Then again, it's not worth the money. For that amount of cash, u can get the artists to actually perform it live ;S
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| Originally posted by Wildfir3 Then again, it's not worth the money. For that amount of cash, u can get the artists to actually perform it live ;S |

Analog components can get VERY expensive. Here's one of the more expensive turntables, at almost $74,000 USD.
http://www.stereophile.com/analogsourcereviews/258/
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| Originally posted by subtledreamer Arkiv II low-output cartridge: $2200 |
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| Originally posted by tu_face i didnt even know they made carts that expensive |
speaking of audiophile stuff, the loft in nyc has pioneered clubbing and the koetsu cartridges were handcrafted by a japanese samuri sword maker Koetsu Honami.
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| He conceived the Loft parties as a series of rent parties inviting only closest friends.This space was an ideal place for audio experimentation. During the 1971 David was introduced to audio engineer Alex Rosner. The precision of the sound system become the standard for every nightclub in the world: tweeter array and sub-woofers. Rosner applied audiophiles techniques to commercial sound and later Mancuso asked Rosner to build two tweeter array clousters.The original system was composed by Klipschorn speakers, JBL bullet tweeter arrays, Mark Lewinson amplifiers, Koestu hand-crafted movin coil cartridges and Mitchell Cotter turntable bases. |
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| Originally posted by `pr0digy Analog components can get VERY expensive. Here's one of the more expensive turntables, at almost $74,000 USD. http://www.stereophile.com/analogsourcereviews/258/ |

BTW i found someone with way tooo much money on his hands! he is one of those crazy people that spent $74,000 on that system III sirius turntable. You MUST SEE THIS INSANE AUDIOPHILE/VIDEOPHILE!!!!
clicky, clicky
http://cgi.audioasylum.com/systems/663.html
here's another link for some of this guy's stuff:
http://aca.gr/pop_lavigne.htm
Wow, that setup makes me drop my jaw...yet gets makes me mad because he could have fed 1000 starving children for a year with that...
I just changed career to burglar. And his house is my first mission. That dudes going down. And I'm having his kit.
hell we should all split the loot 3 ways. then i can finally buy a house of my own 
Hehehe yeah. Actually we could put it all togeather and buy a massive club with a house attached somewhere ace. Install ourselfs as residents and become superstar dj's. 
yeah! we can all be like Justin Berkman and open our own club and be residents. It worked for him w/ the MoS
LOL I was actually gonna quote that too. Think this is ment to happen.
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| Originally posted by Dervish I just changed career to burglar. And his house is my first mission. That dudes going down. And I'm having his kit. |
That is insane, pity he isnt putting it to good use 
j/k
my jaw honestly dropped, the dude is insane, that was sooo goood!
thankyou whoever posted it 
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