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Scratching The Vinyl'z
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| DJ-Energy |
Hi all..
as i've heard.. scratching vinylz can really warp the record.., but lately i've seen alot of dj'z just really go rough on the record & scratch like hell... does it really warp the vinyl'z that badly?.. or should u just avoid doing it often?..
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| dazzed |
no it won't warp the record, but it does wear down the grooves. especially if you don't have good needles. so you should avoid it as prolonged scratching will make the music sound bad.
allot of djs for some reason don't care for their records as much as they should. if you don't care for your vinyll it'll start to sound bad, and if you plan on keeping your records around... |
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| DJ LIQUID |
scratching wont warp ur records
if i ever scratch i use my scratch records.......thats all i use them for so i dont really care :D plus they have a lot of bad ass drops
they cost about the same as any other rekk so have at it.
oh yea make sure ur carts can take the beating :) |
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| DJ-Energy |
| hmmm.. are the orfton concrote nightclub (misspelled?) good cartiges? |
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| dazzed |
| i have them, they are great! |
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| DJ LIQUID |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ-Energy
hmmm.. are the orfton concrote nightclub (misspelled?) good cartiges? |
I use the Ortofon DJ (blue) carts and they're good for mixing and scratchin.......id imagine the nightclubs are top notch as well. :) |
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| Johnny Eckhardt |
| scratching is one way to chew your records up pretty fast. Personally, most DJs that I've seen that scratch tend to way over scratch. It gets very annoying, if you ask me. |
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