I was wondering why these are praised. I have used some Gold ones? at a Gig but you can't have an opinion on that.
Please don't post if these are the only Carts you've used. That is not an unbiased and experienced evaluation unless you say otherwise??
So Why would they be better than my Groove II's, well used I must add??? Please give answers to SELL me on Orto's, I have never researched them. Models, price, ect.
Thanks in Advance
P
Jan-25-2003 06:42
KoreanDJ
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Location: University of Washington. SEATTLE
I have one ortofon nightclub, and one stanton trackmaster 2. I have to say that ortofon really does make a difference. You could easily tell by how it sounds. Also I have to increase the tonearm weight on my trackmaster then my ortofon nightclub. I know Ortofon is much more expensive than Stanton and there is a reason for it. I would buy Ortofon over Stanton anyday.
Stevek
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Jan-25-2003 18:29
DjJade
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Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Nashville, TN
i actually switched from the groove masters to the nightclub s's... at first i just got them becuase i heard they were better and it was time for me to change needles. i noticed that they have alot more detail especially in the upper trebble.... it made me imagine more sensitive needle that catches the smallest movements that are requred to produced very high pitched noises... and i guess with that sensitivity, i noticed that evrything was much more crisp. i just switched headphones from the sony v700s to the sennheiser hd280pro and the sound quality for switching needles was similar in that the nightclubs made the groovemasters sound a bit muddy. im not sure... it may be psychological but at the same time i know that i have a good enough ear to hear these things. oh and the gold ortofons are the same thing as the nightclub e's
Jan-25-2003 20:40
The Greener
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Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Vancouver
quote:
Originally posted by DjJade
i actually switched from the groove masters to the nightclub s's... at first i just got them becuase i heard they were better and it was time for me to change needles. i noticed that they have alot more detail especially in the upper trebble.... it made me imagine more sensitive needle that catches the smallest movements that are requred to produced very high pitched noises... and i guess with that sensitivity, i noticed that evrything was much more crisp. i just switched headphones from the sony v700s to the sennheiser hd280pro and the sound quality for switching needles was similar in that the nightclubs made the groovemasters sound a bit muddy. im not sure... it may be psychological but at the same time i know that i have a good enough ear to hear these things. oh and the gold ortofons are the same thing as the nightclub e's
WOW thanks good answer!!
Jan-26-2003 00:41
DjJade
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Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Nashville, TN
i try ; )
Jan-26-2003 00:43
Phu
Mix Master
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Vancouver
quote:
Originally posted by KoreanDJ
I have one ortofon nightclub, and one stanton trackmaster 2. I have to say that ortofon really does make a difference. You could easily tell by how it sounds. Also I have to increase the tonearm weight on my trackmaster then my ortofon nightclub. I know Ortofon is much more expensive than Stanton and there is a reason for it. I would buy Ortofon over Stanton anyday.
Stevek
So your saying that u would rather buy a more expensive needle but would u buy a more expensive mixer.
Jan-26-2003 02:09
KoreanDJ
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Location: University of Washington. SEATTLE
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So your saying that u would rather buy a more expensive needle but would u buy a more expensive mixer.
If my opinion, if you need to sell your equipment for some reason, it is better off to have good equipment right off the bat. Equipment such as DJM-500 or 600 and 1200 mk2s. You will lose money no matter what (since it has been used) but atleast you will get more money than selling a gemini mixer and gemini turntables. I already have a Pioneer DJM-500. I had a Gemini mixer (only used it for 6 months) that I got for like $300 bucks, and I barely sold it to this guy for $150.
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Jan-26-2003 06:11
KoreanDJ
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oh G money, are you gonna sell me your PERAN. - Good time or what?
I'm still interested.
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Jan-26-2003 06:12
Phu
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Location: Vancouver
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Originally posted by KoreanDJ
oh G money, are you gonna sell me your PERAN. - Good time or what?
I'm still interested.
Stevek
U told me that u didnt wan't it and now your telling me u want it come on man, o.k send me a pm with all those tracks u want to get rid of.
Jan-26-2003 07:47
KoreanDJ
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I said I didnt want to trade and I will just buy it from ya.
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Jan-26-2003 21:29
Hondaswaper
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Registered: Jun 2002
Location: SEATTLE
if you gonna buy the Ortofons Get the ones that mount on the stock HeadShells.....it will save your tonearm contacts , Trust me
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Jan-28-2003 01:13
The Greener
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Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Vancouver
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Originally posted by Hondaswaper
if you gonna buy the Ortofons Get the ones that mount on the stock HeadShells.....it will save your tonearm contacts , Trust me
Not that I don't trust you, but an explained reason why or your experience would be appreciated!