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Rubber Or No Rubber???
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| JayD |
Tisk Tisk Tisk, Dirty Minds :p.
Do you use the rubber that comes with the tables under slipmat? Or just put the slipmat strait to the platter. If so why or why not?
JaY |
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| DJ LIQUID |
no rubber for me :D
it creates less friction :cool: |
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| Sinonick |
| no rubber of course |
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| trancearmada |
| no rubers it feels more natural if you know what I mean!;) ;) ;) ;) ;) |
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| DJ LIQUID |
| quote: | Originally posted by trancearmada
no rubers it feels more natural if you know what I mean!;) ;) ;) ;) ;) |
:D :D :D |
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| Wicked Neo |
| quote: | Originally posted by trancearmada
no rubers it feels more natural if you know what I mean!;) ;) ;) ;) ;) |
LOLOL ! !
oh dear haha
Anyway I have my slipmats direct onto the platter too . .
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| Haak |
| no rubber here either. it makes the platter too heavy, accelerates slower i think |
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| TBA |
| I think the whole point of slipmats was so that you didn't use the rubber because the rubber doesn't 'slip' |
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| Sinonick |
is this some kind of joke? is there ANYone actually spinning with the rubber mat instead of slipmats? (or even placing the slipmats on the rubber, that would be no use then. wouldn't it ???)
if there is anyone spinning with rubbermats instead of slipmats post here please... |
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| jdat |
if you keep the rubber then it might make your records feel like they are warped cause the slipmat will get deformed and start throwing some wabbly moves on you... I don't know how to explain
the slipmat and rubber can't stick to each other
take that damm rubber off!
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| Dj Thy |
| The rubber mat is not designed for dj'ing. It was designed as an antistatic measure for when you are using the turntable for regular play (as in a hifi installation for example). |
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