Wow and flutter for the TTX is less than 0.03% so I'm guessing that the TT500 is similar but I don't know for sure.

For comparison, wow and flutter for Technics is 0.01%.

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Originally posted by dj chex imo, the stanton str8-100/st-100 are still not as solid as a tt-500 or a 1200. It has a too plasticy base, poor pitch fader, and the tonearm always got loose on mine when i had it.

Not true. The ST-100 is almost completely made up of metal... Plasticity? The buttons are plastic yes, but the rest is completely made out of metal.

Poor pitch fader? Hmm, I'm pretty happy about it. If you ask me, it's pretty precise.

On every deck, the tonearm CAN get loose. I've never had to correct the tonearm of my ST-100. Besides, even IF it comes loose, the correction is pretty simple. Turn a few screwes and you're done.

I'd recommend the ST-100. Allthough, if you can get an SL1200(2nd hand) for the same price or less, I'd say: grab the SL1200.

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Originally posted by Push2005 Ik ben net terug begonnen met cassettes op te kopen... Die pitchcontrol is echt ongelofelijk !

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Originally posted by Ygrene I dunno, in the Product Spec manual says: Starting Torque: 6.2 lb/in (2.8 kg/cm) with peak Torque @ 3.7 kg/cm

yup i am wrong, just looked at my spec sheet

so this deck has 3700n/m of torque.

i'll watch my hands next time

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Originally posted by smoorhs Wow and flutter for the TTX is less than 0.03% so I'm guessing that the TT500 is similar but I don't know for sure. For comparison, wow and flutter for Technics is 0.01%.

I'm not 100% sure on this but, my understanding is that "wow and flutter" is how much the deck will variate from the pitch you have selected.

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Wow and Futter comes down to pitch precision

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Originally posted by Push2005 Ik ben net terug begonnen met cassettes op te kopen... Die pitchcontrol is echt ongelofelijk !