I'll support my Denons coz I own 'em. I am planning to upgrade to the Techs soon, though.

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KEEP SAVING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My stanton Str8-80s do the job, they have alot of torque. Just get something decent to learn on. Once u get better get some teqs. Just think, if u can spin on some crappy tables, u can do it on some teqs...

Just buy a nice mixer so u dont have to upgrade that when u upgrade tables...

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I'm just gonna save for the Technics. Everyone says to.

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keep your money and buy two techies in a couple of months... you won't have regrets.

i got the STR8-80s, and they're not bad to start out with. I just bought some Shure M44G carts for them and a Rane TTM56 to replace my Vestax PCV275. I plan to keep them for a while because i'm a Skratch/HipHop/Trance DJ and I kinda need the straight arm.

but yeah if u can wait a few months, get the Technics. You wont regret.

However, if u need a TT right now, I'd suggest the STR8-80s. They're cheap and pretty good. The only problem I can think of at the moment is the torque as it's weaker than the Technics. But hey like someone else said... if you can spin on shit decks, u can spin on technics. However it's not necessarily true that a Technics DJ can spin on a crappy deck

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if you cant afford technics, save your money
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Originally posted by Excite What about the Numark TT-1650 Fusion Series?? You can buy it at www.simplycheap.com for $175 USD + shipping!

welll.. i wanna know.. why is it that those ttz are so cheap???
and is that company any good??
oh jeh.. any1 used this?? opinionz plz

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Numark TT's in the past have not been very good at all. The TT-100, especially, doesn't have a lot of torque and the platter is unstable. This is why they are cheap.

Things are usually cheap for a reason. Usually it's because they aren't very good. I haven't used the TT-1650, so I can't comment for sure, but I would suggest that they won't last very long. Numark are trying to tell people that all the top DJ's are raving on about them, e.g. apparently PvD says they are the best thing since sliced bread etc etc. Personally, I wouldn't believe a word of it.

If you believe the propaganda, then check them out. If not, then save your money for a pair of Technics, and take away all possibility of disappointment.