Leryan
Hi, i've been using VDJ for over 4 years, i started with atomix and so on... Now i would try to do some scratching maybe or gain some more professional control over my music so i'm thinking of buying some turntables... What do U recomend i should start with? I'm looking for something cheap...
THX!
THX!
geposted Tue 12 Sep 06 @ 11:37 am
joetmen
technics 1200/1210 do it better!!
it 's dependent on your budget of money...
you can test also numark and stanton' turntables.
bye
it 's dependent on your budget of money...
you can test also numark and stanton' turntables.
bye
geposted Tue 12 Sep 06 @ 12:06 pm
Leryan
I think that is too expensive... What about Numark TT1600MK2? I know they are belt-driven but is it totaly imposible to scratch?
geposted Tue 12 Sep 06 @ 12:34 pm
Karloptimux
If you want a Numark product I suggest you go with the tt500. Great entry price, massive torque and quite a robust setup. I use them since 2 years now and havent got any problems with them.
Karlo.
Karlo.
geposted Tue 12 Sep 06 @ 12:45 pm
Leryan
Yea, i agree, my friend had tt500-s, but the price is 3 times higher than tt1600... :(
geposted Tue 12 Sep 06 @ 12:53 pm
listen2
depends on the price range you have to deal with.
i agree i think the tt500 is a smart choice.
i agree i think the tt500 is a smart choice.
geposted Tue 12 Sep 06 @ 3:21 pm
alexis7
These turntables i suggest
1) Numark TT-500
2) Reloop RP-5000
3) Technics SL-12xx (where xx=00,10)
4) Stanton T-120 or T-80
Whatever you buy,get "S-shaped" tonearm with the turntable...it's far way better
And for cartrdges & needles check out brands like Ortofon,Shure,Stanton.
You will find something that will suit to your needs...
That's all !!!
1) Numark TT-500
2) Reloop RP-5000
3) Technics SL-12xx (where xx=00,10)
4) Stanton T-120 or T-80
Whatever you buy,get "S-shaped" tonearm with the turntable...it's far way better
And for cartrdges & needles check out brands like Ortofon,Shure,Stanton.
You will find something that will suit to your needs...
That's all !!!
geposted Tue 12 Sep 06 @ 4:33 pm
Leryan
What do U think about Numark TT1650?
geposted Thu 14 Sep 06 @ 2:12 pm
Karloptimux
Honestly?
I think newmark became "serious" dj equipement provider when they released the tt500 and all the other products that came after that. My friend got some 1650, of course, they "do the job" but youll soon realise that it lacks in options and torque... it wow and flutter quite a lot as well. I think the best tip I can give you is: Go for what you want, not what you can afford.
Karlo.
I think newmark became "serious" dj equipement provider when they released the tt500 and all the other products that came after that. My friend got some 1650, of course, they "do the job" but youll soon realise that it lacks in options and torque... it wow and flutter quite a lot as well. I think the best tip I can give you is: Go for what you want, not what you can afford.
Karlo.
geposted Fri 15 Sep 06 @ 1:20 pm