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| quote: | Originally posted by Hequn
Maybe in your circumstance but not all, or infact many ive talked to, like i said in my last post ive owned to sets of Numark kit (decks and mixers) and i wasnt bad on them, yet no better when first getting Techs, after having to get sued to the different torque and such (4 months!!) ive began improving i just wasted my time and money on my old decks 
normally i wouldn't have said but i think the 1650 is notoriously bad and for the money you probably paid at least Stanton kit is well known to stand the test of time,
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Fair play, how long was it before you switched to techs?
Coz I had been mixing on shit-to-mediocre decks for 2 years before I got to touch techs, and mebbe thats where the difference lies. The more experienced you are as a mixer, regardless on what you mix, I guess you can adjust to new decks quicker.
If you'd only been mixing say 6 months and then switched, you'd obviously not notice any difference as you would still be a novice.
Get my point?
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new rear wheel bearings 
and the usual. I thought it wasn't gonna be that much til i found the bearings were worn. I'm looking at £400 to get it roadworthy! *me cries
i had 2 decks of theirs, DD and BD but both were awful, bad torque and Numark products are prone to fecking up. I dunno why people bother buying mid-range decks. If you do get any good on thema nd you go to a club youll have to start trying to learn how to use Techs then! This is because Techs feel a hell of a lot different than other makes and Techs are THE industry standard at the moment (cant see any real rivals other than vestax) and for the past 10, 15, 20 or whatever years (cant remember so dont flame!).
