I want to know your opinion on the reloop turntables. I have a good deal buying the RTX 4.5 turntables, and I wonder if anyone has a little experience with those turntables. They told me they were build with Technics technology, because Technics 's rights on their technology has expired ...

Comments anyone?

If you can manage to do so financially, buy a pair of Technics and a really cheap mixer.

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I believe that they are the same as the higher end Stantons, along with a few other companies. It's "the OEM" table, heard mostly good things about it.

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I know Technics is the top of the bill, but is the price difference really worth it? I heard some pretty good things about Reloop, and it's not like I have to take 'em with me to play somewhere, it's just to able to practise at home ...

If you just *cannot* afford Tech's, then the Reloops/Stanton/Acura/etcetc will do just fine, it's all the same deck

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Thanks a lot!

Now the next question, should I go foor the rp4000 md3 or the rtx4.5? They have pretty much the same features, except for the design.

Take a look at http://www.reloopdj.com

Greetz

the 2 TTs ure mentioning are identical except for the looks. So take the one u like best

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Originally posted by EleKtriKInDiGo Thanks a lot! Now the next question, should I go foor the rp4000 md3 or the rtx4.5? They have pretty much the same features, except for the design. Take a look at http://www.reloopdj.com Greetz

These 2 turntables are complete shit. The only reloop turntable you should buy is the RP-6000 MK5, which is the OEM turntable everyone is talking about. Don't buy those, you'll regret later.

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