Another thing with Denon that's especially important if it's your first ever TT:

It has a pitch 12% instead of the common 8% so be REALLY careful once you get to the part where the pitch is almost accurate and you have to give it small pushes of 0.1 0.2 pitch changes...
So small pushes on the 8% pitch become r-e-a-h-h-h-l-y small pushes on the 12% pitch... beware

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Originally posted by oDrori Another thing with Denon that's especially important if it's your first ever TT: It has a pitch 12% instead of the common 8% so be REALLY careful once you get to the part where the pitch is almost accurate and you have to give it small pushes of 0.1 0.2 pitch changes... So small pushes on the 8% pitch become r-e-a-h-h-h-l-y small pushes on the 12% pitch... beware

i understand
thanks m8

I agree with oDrori here. Having fiddled on both the Techs and the Denons (which I own), I must say that this is one thing that I hate about my Denons; one small push and you're a million beats away.

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Originally posted by Great Outdoors I agree with oDrori here. Having fiddled on both the Techs and the Denons (which I own), I must say that this is one thing that I hate about my Denons; one small push and you're a million beats away.

damn... pitch is one importent thing

Yeah it is but think of it this way, I think you would rather have a more sensitive pitch to train at home in order to improve your beat-hearing and sensing.. when you come to the Techs, it's going to be so much easier.

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Originally posted by Great Outdoors Yeah it is but think of it this way, I think you would rather have a more sensitive pitch to train at home in order to improve your beat-hearing and sensing.. when you come to the Techs, it's going to be so much easier.

true!!..