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Originally posted by Choobak the pros do it... ferry put down some tsunami slipmats at glow in washington...

you shouldve asked for them when he was done ;d

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that is quite interesting and i think it is safe to say we can bring our own slip mats.
What is everyone's opinion on using the wax-paper sheet that comes with the turntables..... i use it all the time because i seems to work well... but i have never seen it used in any clubs.

any comments/suggestions on using this in the studio, as well as in the club??

the wax paper issue comes down to a matter of personal preference
if your mats are slippy enough, no need

esdjco makes some nice slipmats that are grippy on the record side and have a nice slippery felt side on the bottom
no need for wax paper with those bad boys

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Originally posted by mikefasssy man i wish decks had pitch benders so you could keep your main pitch constant once you get it matched, and then instead of nudging the actual vinyl, use the pitch bender. i would bring my own slipmats tho, just because your used to them i geuess.

i have pitch bend on my ttz..
one thing about it: it sux! they just bend wayyy to much! just use the pitchslider to pitch it up a little bit, it works much better!

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