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Technics SL-1200MK2
Newest Review: ... years. If you are starting out I would urge you to save up enough cash to buy SL1200s, here's why. You will be clumsy with you fi... more More Technics turntables
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The original and best (Technics SL-1200MK2)
Member Name: djjako
Advantages: The best there is, great look Disadvantages: Price(though it is justified)
Many companies are bringing out all singing, all dancing decks that claim to be better than the industry standard-the Technics SL1210 or SL1200-but none, in my opinion, come close. These are the best selling decks there are, so surely that shows how good they are. With +/-8% pitch, and very quick start up times, no wonder nearly all top DJs choose Technics as their weapon. The Technics decks have been around for years, but still look ready for business. Although there is no difference performance wise, I prefer the Technics 1200s to the 1210s. With their sexy silver finish and retro look, these decks would look at home anywhere, not just in the big clubs. Most of the cheaper decks copy the same layout as the 1200s and 1210s, which has now become the industry standard layout, though they cannot match their performance. The build quality is second to none, and workmanship is excellent. The only small problem with them is that the pitch fader clicks into place at 0% pitch, which can make mixing around the 0% pitch mark a slight problem, though this has been altered on the soon to be released MK3's. With that as the only small problem, along with the rather hefty price tag(though they are well worth it), you can see why so many people swear by Technics. For anyone on a tight budget, try picking up a pair second hand as they are widely available and much cheaper. Anyone considering becoming a DJ should always look for a pair of 1200's first. Summary: |
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