The Non-Technics Thread

[Hausgeist]

So, who has turntables that are not 1200s as part of their home setup? What are they, and how do you like them?

Note: Let's keep it on topic, I do not want this thread turning into a pissing match of which turntable is best.

I picked up a pair of Numark tt-100s for $100. The torque is on the low side, but they are not bad for straight up mixing.

[drumpusher]

I used to own a set of numark tt-200s, I won't comment . My cousin had a pair of Stanton ST-100s that we'd use to gig out on. The Stantons were pretty good, if a little flimsy.

[David Bowman]

Bought a pair of stantons 150s and got rid after a few weeks. Went back to techn... Oh wait wrong thread



edit: wait a minute, where's the moon smiley

[Boomcie]

Rocking TTX's, I need to replace the Toshiba chip in one. I'm thinking about picking up a 3rd one and maybe a used Empath or Nuo 3.0. I did have a hard time setting up the S-arm with M44g's, but after some experimenting with the height I'm skip free.

[Hausgeist]

Rocking TTX's

Nice. My buddy has a pair of X1s, and I like playing on those. I will probably grab a pair of TTXs when mine crap out. I heard Numark might be releasing a TTX model with a built in dicer-like section.

[Boomcie]

Yeah I heard that too. I doubt that it will happen, but you never know

[Hausgeist]

I doubt that it will happen

I wouldn't be so sure about that. At the very least Numark has been pretty innovative.

[Boomcie]

That is true

[DTR]

We have a Citronic PD45 Mk2 as a third deck. I've got such a soft spot for PD45s (as many of you probably know )

[Interracial Tea]

I have a weird problem with one of my STR8.150s. When I apply pressure (to cue or scratch) on the platter, I hear this weird rubbing noise. I checked the platter and it's not rubbing with anything on the table, so I'm 100% sure what's going on. A Stanton support guy was telling me that it's the motor and it's damaged. Before I send it in to get repaired, can someone help me figure out what's going on?