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Gemini XL-120
Description: Drive: Belt / Tonearm-Automatic: Manual / Anti-Skating einstellbar: Yes / Tonearm-Lift: Yes / Pitch: Yes / Price ... more  Gemini XL-120 ... (Detail): 79 £ Newest Review: ... 300s were barely better except for an obvious increase in torque, but still the platter would stop even with the lightest of ... more ... touches.
The next decks i got of eBay - yes shame on me... Although I loved them! they were the Gemini PT-1000 MK2s and a great citronic mixer, these are what I should have bought in the first place. since I have bought these i can notice the change in the rate of progress, they are just so much more fun to use. Now I am just saving up for my Technics 1210s!
We're all going to buy Technics one day, so buying other decks is just wasting money along the way....moreMore Gemini turntables
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AUDIO TECHNICA AT-PL120
AUDIO TECHNICA AT-PL120, direct drive turntable, Torque: 1,6 kg-c... |
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Gemini XL-120: Avoid the belt driven... (355 words)
by middlj - written on 07.05.06 (Useful, 412 readings)
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I made the mistake many beginners do - buy belt driven decks. When belt driven decks operate, they do not keep the record at a constant speed. this makes beetmatching/mixing almost impssoble. These decks are often flogged by the manufacturers in kits such as Numark DJ in a box or gemini mixmaster. These should really be avoided because they either contain belt driven or extremely poor standard direct drives. My first set of decks was actually the XL-120s and a PMX-20 mixer - the simplest set up ever (I think these are discontinued now but there are still some flying around on the web). Since I was 13 at the time, I found the whole ...
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