Does anybody know of any good turntables???

I was looking at a Numark (because it's fairly cheap), but does anybody know of any others???

technics 1200 series

7 1 4 Beats wrote:NUmark = Shiet

get technics 1200, thank me later

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+1
i got 2 technics 1210 MK2 (useds) and the are working perfectly after more than 10 years of heavy usage (scratching, etc...) they're almost undestructibles (i've only changed the rca and power cables)

thx wrote:^
+1
i got 2 technics 1210 MK2 (useds) and the are working perfectly after more than 10 years of heavy usage (scratching, etc...) they're almost undestructibles (i've only changed the rca and power cables)

CO-SIGN...same fix here, and i know my decks have got to be 20 years old

Grenozh wrote:

7 1 4 Beats wrote:NUmark = Shiet

disagreed.. i got numark cause technics are too expensive for me and theyre pretty good

Thanks guys... I appreciate it.

watupange wrote:

Grenozh wrote:

7 1 4 Beats wrote:NUmark = Shiet

disagreed.. i got numark cause technics are too expensive for me and theyre pretty good

I haven't used a numark turntable, but I assume they are ok for sampling/ listening but if you wanna scratch, technics all the way

yeah ive used technics, theyre a lot better.. but scratchin on a numark is still good for me.. technics are nice tho

dcook79 wrote:

thx wrote:^
+1
i got 2 technics 1210 MK2 (useds) and the are working perfectly after more than 10 years of heavy usage (scratching, etc...) they're almost undestructibles (i've only changed the rca and power cables)

CO-SIGN...same fix here, and i know my decks have got to be 20 years old

Gotcha beat... both of mine are 23 years old.

JUKE 179r wrote:

dcook79 wrote:

thx wrote:^
+1
i got 2 technics 1210 MK2 (useds) and the are working perfectly after more than 10 years of heavy usage (scratching, etc...) they're almost undestructibles (i've only changed the rca and power cables)

CO-SIGN...same fix here, and i know my decks have got to be 20 years old

Gotcha beat... both of mine are 23 years old.

companies would never make things like that anymore. I often say that we are in a "buy a new one" era.

Get that Technics! Massive built quality and sound quality! They're also some sort of entry level turntable for hifi enthusiasts.

Don't make the mistake and buy a cheap one, and then a better one later and another one after that! Save up now and buy quality! Saves you money in the long run! Believe me!

mr_debauch wrote:I often say that we are in a "buy a new one" era.

I call it the "throw it in tha gutta and go buy anotha" era

Technics 1200's

gemini xl bd 10's