anybody have these or know of anybody who uses these?thinking of getting one since my stanton died. if anybody knows anything about them let me know thanks1














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I've had a pair a while now so I'll be able to give you the information you need.

(1) The torque is fantastic, all you could possibly need.
(2) Platter stability is excellent, and you shouldn't have any problems with needles skipping - especially with the straight arm.
(3) Connections between the headshell and tonearm on both of my units is a little dodgy. There's a constant slight humming noise and occasionally it'll lose the left/right channel. This is a minor annoyance, not a major problem though.
(4) Pitch accuracy isn't all that great. Certainly not as accurate on a pair of Technics tables. As I don't touch the record/platter when I'm mixing anyway, this isn't much of a problem. As long as I keep making those small adjustments mid-mix then I can get a nice long mix out of these tables and you probably won't be able to tell the difference when you listen to the finished product.

Overall a worthy product, and if you can get them fairly cheaply then they are well worth the investment. Although it has to be said, if you can afford it, go for the techs. Saying that, they have helped to improve my mixing skills dramatically.

Any other questions, just shout.

HL.

I got 'em too, but I disagre with one point Hitlife.

The pitch accuracy is pritty good, better around the 0% point than the techs I've used (old-ish ones).

Torque is excellent instant speed changes, but the only bad point I can think of is they don't have the same "feel" as technics. Having said that, the're as good in terms of performance, and are cheaper.