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Originally posted by Dirk W. wrong. anything prior to the m3d has the zero point click.

Does that mean that the faders are different? No. It's easy to get that click out of a MKII. Snap a few wires, remove a few bullets and you're done.

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Originally posted by DjVash Does that mean that the faders are different? No. It's easy to get that click out of a MKII. Snap a few wires, remove a few bullets and you're done.

with those modifications they may not be different, but they are different to start out with...

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Originally posted by Basstard for me it was quite the opposite. using 1210s for the first time they felt like belt drives because i was so used to the torque on the TTX1s (3.8 compard to 1.5 on the techs) i found it hard to do corrections with my hands because i wuld either put too much weight on the platter causing it stop or push the platter to hard causing the beats to go even more outta sync. im gonna be startin a weekly warmup gig in a pretty good club soon. got the job by throwin in a mix CD (made with TTX1s.) I can still mix compitantly on Techs but im not as relaxed as i was on my own. only solution was to get confident at using technics. so i bought a pair.. pretty expensive confidence building exercise! oh btw this is RIP_Technics

this is a problem i used to have. it only takes 5 minuytes to adjust your technique when you are used to switching between the two, and now i own a m5g too i can switch instantly without a problem.

you just have to be very gentle with a technics deck, you have to treat it like a dainty girl, as opposed to say a vestax, which you should treat like a horny bitch.

i prefer horny bitches.

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heh. if you treat 1200s like a dainty girl what must you treat geminis like?! i swear xl 300s are the twitchiest decks in existence. ive grown to hate them.

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Originally posted by Dirk W. with those modifications they may not be different, but they are different to start out with...

Then call it compatible models. A fader of an MKII works in an MKIII and so on and so forth. Works backwards as well. Faders are all of the same quality. I say they're identical.

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heh. if you treat 1200s like a dainty girl what must you treat geminis like?! i swear xl 300s are the twitchiest decks in existence. ive grown to hate them.

XL-deck suck ass. But the PT-tables by Gemini were pretty good. You're forgetting Soundlab though, god those things suck ass.

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Originally posted by tu_face you just have to be very gentle with a technics deck, you have to treat it like a dainty girl, as opposed to say a vestax, which you should treat like a horny bitch. i prefer horny bitches.

ROFL!!!

So true... btw i luv my dainty girls.

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