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The difference is staggering... even more so when it comes to scratching. But since we all like trance here, I doubt someone has the nerve to scrath a trance tune. ('How da hell would ya do it then, punk?')
Direct drive decks take less time to start spinning up, and you also get a faster braking speed. On most direct drive decks, this can be tuned to your custom, but it's not too important in comparison with some of the other adjustments you have to make with the decks, such as tonearm adjustment (height, etc), torque, blah blah blah.
On some older belt drive decks, there was occasionally the problem of the platter, or rubber belt, 'slipping', or at least the feeling of it. Needless to say, ya get a much better feeling of reliability with direct drive decks...
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...For trance shall rise again, and we few, as it's dedicated followers, will stand at the forefront of this great wave and lead the rest through the unrefined wasteland that is trash music!
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