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Technics SL-DZ1200?
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| Liquid Fusion |
| I was wondering if this Technic Turntable is anygood...And i noticed it looks just like vinyl...is there any reason that the pioneer cdj800 mk2 doesn't look the same. I know it has something more to do with just design. |
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| Jarvmeister |
Without doubt I think they are the sexiest looking CDJs, but I've heard they are to use. Apparently the cueing system is awkward and manipulation leaves a lot to be desired.
Stay with Pio.
Jarv |
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| Liquid Fusion |
| thanks so much |
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| RJT |
Total . Stay away at all costs.
Platter feels awful and awkward.
Cueing system is ridiculous.
I hated every second I spent on them - would rather play on some cheap, top-loading, American Audio decks. |
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| Mmanu |
| You forgot to mention the scratching part which sounds like a starwars lasersabre battle:stongue: |
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| Jarvmeister |
Which is exactly the same youtube vid I posted a few posts up.... :conf: |
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| BradP |
For my very first gig (which was like 3 months ago) I had agreed to use these since it was my buddy's equipment and he was bringing all his gear. I had played on them a couple times at his house before and, like already said, the platter and cue system are really awkward. So I play my first couple tunes of the night on vinyl and just stick in my first cd to cue it up on the Technics. Then the headliner comes with his CDJ800's and asks if we can switch them. I casually tell him "sure", but on the inside I was relieved and incredibly happy. :stongue: So I pop out the cd, switch to the Pioneer's, and my whole set went off perfectly.
I've now played on high end Pioneer, Denon, and Technics cd decks. In my opinion the Pioneer and Denon are both quality decks, while the Technics s the bed. |
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