hi all.. im gettin my equipment soon (vestax pcv 275 mixer, & 2 pioneer cdj100s) and i thought maybe i'd get one tt to go with my equipment
so my good friend scorchio showed me this tt:
what do u ppl think of it, is it worth buying??
greetz
yuval
Mar-11-2002 19:02
Great Outdoors
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Location: Singapore
Hi DJ-Energy, I own the DP DJ-101s (the same as the 151s except for the digital output function), and I love them. The startup torque is amazing (although not as good as the Techs) and they have not failed me since I bought them. Very good decision!
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Mar-12-2002 10:57
oDrori
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Registered: Dec 2001
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I got to spin on the DP 101 AND IMO they are really bad...
But if Great Outdoors owns them adn says he likes maybe you should try...
The thing I hate about them is they have quite a weak motor and the one I spun had this shaky needle...
Anyways, Yuval, whatever you take, it would be a must to have at least vinyl with so you can practice!!!
The shakey needle (tonearm, you mean?) is probably due to the fact that you didn't set the counterweight correctly; I set it to 2.5 and it works perfect.
The torque motor isn't so bad IMO, the specifications say that the startup torque measures at 2.2kgf/cm (which isn't too far away from Tech's specs) and having spun on both the 101s and the Tech 1200s, I must say that I don't notice that much a difference..
You can download the specifications manual here http://denon.jp/europe/pdf/DPDJ101.pdf
Does that make it 2:1?
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Mar-12-2002 13:06
YuVaL
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quote:
Originally posted by Great Outdoors The shakey needle (tonearm, you mean?) is probably due to the fact that you didn't set the counterweight correctly; I set it to 2.5 and it works perfect.
The torque motor isn't so bad IMO, the specifications say that the startup torque measures at 2.2kgf/cm (which isn't too far away from Tech's specs) and having spun on both the 101s and the Tech 1200s, I must say that I don't notice that much a difference..
You can download the specifications manual here http://denon.jp/europe/pdf/DPDJ101.pdf
Does that make it 2:1?
guess it does
yay 4 us
Mar-12-2002 13:27
Great Outdoors
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Location: Singapore
Sheeshz, noone seems to know too much about these TTs.
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Mar-14-2002 12:28
YuVaL
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Out There....
quote:
Originally posted by Great Outdoors Sheeshz, noone seems to know too much about these TTs.
ya i know!!!
its a shame.. looks like a really nice TT
i have a question
why does it say DIGITAL?
whats digital about it?
Mar-14-2002 13:21
Scorchio
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Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Lexicon Avenue
The whole pitch concept is digital which makes it more accurate, and the whole mechanisem inside is digital.
I'm not so sure about the pitching, but I think it's because on the 151's you can digitally output the music into something directly; like an MD or something, no need to hook it up to the mixer. You can't do that on the 101's (it says PHONO on the 101's). The 151's don't need earthing, which is a huge turn-on.
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Mar-14-2002 16:56
YuVaL
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Out There....
quote:
Originally posted by Great Outdoors I'm not so sure about the pitching, but I think it's because on the 151's you can digitally output the music into something directly; like an MD or something, no need to hook it up to the mixer. You can't do that on the 101's (it says PHONO on the 101's). The 151's don't need earthing, which is a huge turn-on.
Earthing??
Mar-14-2002 22:11
Great Outdoors
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Location: Singapore
For conventional TTs you will have to earth the connections either to your amp or to your mixer; the earthing connectors will normally come together with your RCA (red and white) cables. The 151's won't need them, so output quality will be enhanced.