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| quote: | Originally posted by Tiger777
they're not japanese, they're actually belgian
comon people, let's look a little farther. sl1200's are tables from the '70ies. Why pay 550€ for a dated turntable with no features, while for 419€, you can get a turntable that has the same precision, the same sound quality (and if we may beleve the manufacurer) and the same durability? It's a waiste of money.
(just my opinion) |
I've done this discussion already with a guy from new-line.
Precision, he found them to be more precise overall, I found them to have some less precise numbers than stated
Sound quality, ok most dj TT's now you don't have to keep the sound quality in mind anymore, they're about equal.
Durability, how can you say TT's that have been released some months ago are as durable as TT's that have proven to be durable over 20 years. Come back again in 10 years and then you can say they are durable or not.
The problem is, some people prefer having proven quality over claimed quality. I don't like all those extra features, cuz I consider them as gadgets. Maybe it's better than Techs (well they took a damn long time to get there then!) Well then, each time you find a better turntable you're going to throw the old one away and buy the new one (actually that dude answered yes to that question). In my opinion, yes they are maybe better, but I doubt you'll still see them in a couple of years, because they'll probably already be surpassed by the next model. Keep in mind those guys lose the old models when a new one comes out. Technics still supports the original mk2's...
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