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Regardless if it will out perform the technics, it will not take over.
Clubs and pros in general use what works... and if it aint broke, dont fix it. So as long as the Technics are being manufactured, they will continue to be used by most professionals and clubs.
I've spoken to a couple of djs who have used a couple of Vestax, and they told me they started faster, worked better, etc, but again these tables have never been used and tested for 15+ yrs.
In addition, lets say you decide to purchase a Vestax or even the new Newmark, and lets say you play at a venue or whatever,,, chances are they will have Technics 1200. Now, after practicing and using the "new" decks at home that have faster torque, more control, extra this and that,,,, what will happen when you use something so simple such as the 1200?? When you are in front of the deck, and it doesnt have all the fancy gadgets that you are used to (reverse, digital)?
And trust me, if you are used to practicing on a certain deck for yrs then try something new for one night, its really hard to adjust (timing etc.)
So to summarize, Im not saying that there is no other deck out there that may start faster or give you even more control for mixing, there probably is, but they havent been tested to see how rugged they are, and they are not the most widely used turntable in the world. Its a matter of pure consistency and convinience of why Technics 1200 is the standard and will continue to be the stardard for pro djs in years to come.
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