Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
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By j.m Thu Feb 16, 2006 2:15 pm
teflonpez wrote:The pt-01 is dope.....I really like it a lot, although I would recommend NEVER cutting it up on a belt drive....especially one with a motor this small. You will burn that sh*t out way too fast. The one thing that sux is that fact that you cant fit the turntable in the top cover part, so you have to find a spot for it, which can be a b*tch when you are digging in a tight area with lots of other customers walking around you. The bateries last forever in the thing too.. I like to fill my water bottle up with tequila sunrise, and dig dig dig till i'm diggity DRUNK.



Yeah, I've thought about bying the PT01, I thought that the pitch-shifting would be a nice feature.

But just didn't like the size of it.

I've had the luck to hunt down one of these: http://www.thevintageknob.org/THEVAULT/PRP5/PRP5.html

in very excellent mint condition.


But I've had my downfalls with it.

What are your experiences with taking a portable tt with you when diggin'.

I've went with mine to two vinyl-secondhand-stores at my town.

And both times they didn't allow me to use it - they were very anal about their wax.

That was something that really annoyed me because they are ridiculous expensive.

All the good & known soul albums they sell them about 10-35 euros - and then expect me to buy a pig in poke. (Man, I've even seen a vinyl - which I've bought within a bunch of other, like 6 pcs. for 20 bucks
- the selling price for this one record in the store was 45 euros ???)

I'm not that experienced in all those crate-diggin' and am not sure what excatly to search for.

I think those shops are more for people who really know excatly what they search for.
But it was not a very business savy decision of them - because now I will spend my money elsewhere - and I was really about spending a lot of loot for the right records.
well, :roll:

In the future, I will try to hit more flea-markets and see what I can digg up there.

By *valentin* Thu Feb 16, 2006 5:15 pm
Shootah wrote:I mean, for sampling not cutting. Like if I'm listening to a record and i hear a good sample, then i just stop the record with my fingers and spin it back to the sample.


well i dont have a turntable but i am planning to buy this one, i usually sample the whole damn song into my mp, and that way usually i make like 3 songs of one song!!! shit and right now im still discovering more ways and more ways.
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By issues Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:34 pm
doesnt that slow ur mp down...? a whole bunch of samples makes my mp go dead slow...thats why i tend not to put a bunch in there...
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By issues Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:36 pm
Yeah, I've thought about bying the PT01, I thought that the pitch-shifting would be a nice feature.

But just didn't like the size of it.

I've had the luck to hunt down one of these: http://www.thevintageknob.org/THEVAULT/PRP5/PRP5.html
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ay man...i've asked u this before...where do you get one of those? i gotta do an ebay hunt or sumthin? or is it available in stores?

By *valentin* Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:51 pm
well yeah it slows it down, but see the reason y i do this is because usually i use to just sample the part that i wanted to sample, and now that i put the whole song, i find parts that i didnt even catch and i play around with them. Work great for me
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By semantik Sat Feb 18, 2006 2:39 am
I love my PT01.... It has saved me sooooo much money from avoiding wack joints. Has anyone noticed the attention you get when you go diggin with one? People always wanna run up and start talking to you about music. Haha.

By dafuture Sat Feb 18, 2006 5:28 am
my pt-01 my baby u can hook it directly 2 da laptop and u will only need da rca-1/8th cord and ull be allwell no power cords or nuttin and i take it and listen 2 records wen im diggin mite of fact i used it 2 day going diggin :D

By overdose2this Sun Feb 19, 2006 5:17 am
word. i can still fit in my studio and the pt-01 is mad nice. man i have had this thing for a month and a half and have only replaced the batteries once. and as for the quote about not knowing where to put the lid.... flip it upside down and put the table on it man. it works great. yeha i don't recommend cutting it up on it. i just use mine for digging and sampling purposes. i liek the way my 45s sound on it. but yeah .p eace
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By j.m Tue Feb 21, 2006 4:49 pm
issues wrote:Yeah, I've thought about bying the PT01, I thought that the pitch-shifting would be a nice feature.

But just didn't like the size of it.

I've had the luck to hunt down one of these: http://www.thevintageknob.org/THEVAULT/PRP5/PRP5.html


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ay man...i've asked u this before...where do you get one of those? i gotta do an ebay hunt or sumthin? or is it available in stores?[/quote]
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YEAH, straight of ebay !! It took me a few months to find one, where I could get the deal at a decent price. And it was in perfect mint condition.

Those things where built in the 80ies or so. I'm pretty sure it would be very hard to find a shop that still sells them.

So ebay would be the only option to get one of those.

Somebody posted a similar one in a topic called soundburger, or so - it was from Audio-Technica.

So I did a little research - the ones that come up the most on ebay are those from DUAL - model: PRP-5 and SONY - model: PS F5 or PS F9.
But the sony don't have the arm - they are "tangential" ??? (was that correctly written?) http://www.vinylparadise.com/LPaccess/LPacch01.htm

The prices can go up to over 120 euros.
But if you're lucky like me AND patient, you can get them for way less.
Always depends on the demand.


I hope that helps.

cheers
j.m
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By erkl Tue Feb 21, 2006 11:44 pm
hot damn that sony is dope!

there is this classical record shop here that has an insane library of orchestral, classical, and opera vinyl.. i need to get a portable soon and spend a few weeks there