Hakeem2k3
Are there any needles that specifically cater to tcv??
geposted Thu 29 Jun 06 @ 8:35 am
Poloralphloren
http://www.djdeals.com/ortofonCONCORDEDIGITRACK.htm
Very expensive though... It probably depends on what type of mixing you want to do -- for scratching, you'll want a needle that tracks well, for mixing, you'll want one with higher fidelity... To read the timecode, I don't think the needle has be exceptionally high quality though...
Very expensive though... It probably depends on what type of mixing you want to do -- for scratching, you'll want a needle that tracks well, for mixing, you'll want one with higher fidelity... To read the timecode, I don't think the needle has be exceptionally high quality though...
geposted Thu 29 Jun 06 @ 3:29 pm
listen2
I sure they are good but a waste of money IMO, I'm not even sure if anyone has ever tested the difference. Call me crazy but if your needle has low output then when you calibrate in vdj it raises the volume level to make up for any difference, so i would say high output needles are really best on noraml vinyl.
geposted Thu 29 Jun 06 @ 4:09 pm
apopsisdj
geposted Thu 29 Jun 06 @ 10:04 pm
atxwreckz
Yeah, just get some SURE Turntablist needles.
geposted Sat 01 Jul 06 @ 12:21 am
atxwreckz
Yeah, just get some SURE Turntablist needles. I don't even use cartridges..lol.
geposted Sat 01 Jul 06 @ 12:22 am