Originally posted by Basstard
hmmm. i have my felt technics slipmats on top of the rubber mats. i take it ur not meant to do this?
Nope, definately not, one OR the other, if you just used the turntable to play records (u dont touch the vinyl after its starts playing at all) then the black rubber mats are the way to go, but for you cueing and so forth u'll just want the mat that has "Technics" written on it.
Jul-13-2005 17:02
Basstard
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Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Belfast
cheerz
just outta curiosity - wat affect did having them both on have?
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Jul-14-2005 11:02
Liam
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Registered: Aug 2003
Location: Vancouver, Canada
quote:
Originally posted by Basstard
cheerz
just outta curiosity - wat affect did having them both on have?
well the rubber mat creates a lot of friction so it would be much more difficult to queue the record. I'm guessing that you were stopping your platter from spinning every time you queued a record. You want it as slippery as possible so that the platter continues to spin no matter what you're doing with the record.
Originally posted by Liam
well the rubber mat creates a lot of friction so it would be much more difficult to queue the record. I'm guessing that you were stopping your platter from spinning every time you queued a record. You want it as slippery as possible so that the platter continues to spin no matter what you're doing with the record.
the degree of required slip really depends on how you handle your records and what sort of feel you desire.
i've played with plenty of slipmats that are far TOO slippy, enough that the record would float the mat instead of the mat driving the record.. tink the rekkid and it'd spin a whole revolution, etc.
a nice happy medium is best.
as far as the original topic... if MK2/M3Ds do this, then i've just got used to it.
and considering 98% of the decks you'd play on at a gig would then have this "problem", you might as well just learn to deal with it
Jul-15-2005 20:29
Rhue
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Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Toronto - Canada
Personal opinion: just use the 'felt' mats and the transparent sheets. Loose the rubber ASAP! (that didnt sound right).
Originally posted by Rhue
Personal opinion: just use the 'felt' mats and the transparent sheets. Loose the rubber ASAP! (that didnt sound right).
yea it feels better without the rubber
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Jul-16-2005 10:51
djtrinity
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Registered: May 2002
Location: NYC
i'm not sure if we are gonna be talking about the same thing ...but maybe ....
i did a mod on my 1200 m3d's which might be considered a quart defeat .....
this is what it does:
get your little circles on the platter to say 3.3 and have them hold steady
then lightly glide your finger accoss the cirlce to pull the platter back .... u will notice they go right back into place
with the mod when u lightly caress the platter back it shifts back...so if u were correcting it would just stay on beat then without having to jerk with the pitch again.....the platter also becaomes very sensitve and corrects with ease
if this sound like what your talking about respond and i will try to find the mod online
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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: On a plane probably...
I remember reading that when you first posted it trinity.
Scared me back then, and it still does... would be interested to try one thats had the mod tho
Jul-16-2005 18:21
colombian raver
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Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Downtown Miami
quote:
Originally posted by djtrinity
i'm not sure if we are gonna be talking about the same thing ...but maybe ....
i did a mod on my 1200 m3d's which might be considered a quart defeat .....
this is what it does:
get your little circles on the platter to say 3.3 and have them hold steady
then lightly glide your finger accoss the cirlce to pull the platter back .... u will notice they go right back into place
with the mod when u lightly caress the platter back it shifts back...so if u were correcting it would just stay on beat then without having to jerk with the pitch again.....the platter also becaomes very sensitve and corrects with ease
if this sound like what your talking about respond and i will try to find the mod online
best thing that ever happened to my deck....i love it
Yeah, thats exactly the thing I'm talking about. I was wondering if it's an easy mod to do and dosn't affect the table's ability to hold the pitch.
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Jul-17-2005 03:59
djtrinity
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Registered: May 2002
Location: NYC
quote:
Originally posted by colombian raver
Yeah, thats exactly the thing I'm talking about. I was wondering if it's an easy mod to do and dosn't affect the table's ability to hold the pitch.