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D Dubya
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Re: dont m3d have less torque than mk2?

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Originally posted by mndeg
I read it on a website, true?


no.


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Registered: Oct 2003
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Originally posted by Breeze
same shit different name.as long as it turns the record.


dam straight

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Registered: Oct 2000
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quote:
Originally posted by dj chex
there's other things that can be contributing factors to feel differences between your friend's deck and yours. IE, his bearing may be a little dry and tense, also maybe a pot adjustment is slightly off. IF you were to look at the drive control pcb on a mk2 and a m3d you probably won't be able to tell the difference b/c they are the same. On the last production run of the m3d, i've noticed they changed it slightly for use w/ newer mk5 and mk5g by having a connector for 16% pitch. Everything else is the same though.


mk2 does not have a quartz motor, so the drive control stuff will probably be slightly different, but not much


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dj chex
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Registered: Mar 2004
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quote:
Originally posted by tu_face
mk2 does not have a quartz motor, so the drive control stuff will probably be slightly different, but not much


look at the dust cover and see what it says.


I don't know where you guys get this info but both decks have the same motor, power supply, drive control pcb, speed selector pcb, strobe illuminator pcb, and the only difference between the two technically is the pitch reset switch and the pitch control pcb.

Another thing, if you don't believe me, GET A SERVICE MANUAL!!! or better yet, Rip appart a mk2 and compare it to a m3d. There's no difference in torque, there's no difference about the quartz lock control pcb, Their the same damn decks and the only difference is the pitch reset button, power on/off switch, the cartridge holder, hingeless dust cover, and it come's with a slipmat on the m3d.


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