Shure Whitelabels?

[DJNR]

What do you guys think of them?

It's time for me to get new needles (currently using M447s) but I don't scratch often so I don't quite see the point. I read a couple reviews from people and they say the the Whitelabels sound really good.

[Synergy]

get them!!!!
worth it

[DJNR]

get them!!!!
worth it

What do you use them for? Do you scratch or just basic mixing?

[Minksy]

I used shure whitelabels for years. I never used them for much but straight mixing, but they tracked fine for the occasional scratch session. Reproduced beautifully, lasted a long time. I would recommend.

[HyeToTheSky]

do it

[Synergy]

i use my whites to just mix. work great man. i have some ortofons too but they aren't that great. shures are tits. what are u gonna pay for them. u can usually search around for them and most places price match so u can get a GREAT deal if u dig!

[DJNR]

i use my whites to just mix. work great man. i have some ortofons too but they aren't that great. shures are tits. what are u gonna pay for them. u can usually search around for them and most places price match so u can get a GREAT deal if u dig!

I have a buddy who is Shure retailer. I'm not really worried about the price.

[mostapha]

I loved mine. I'd get another set if I regularly played anything but timecode records.

[monomer]

Sold mine.

They just weren't for me. I'm using M44-G now, I would look into getting the n44-g replacement styli as it sounds better then the -7 (-7 has harsh highs)

[Cryder]

Using whitelabels right now, had some ortofon DJ concordes but I had consistent connection problems with them even though they are a significantly louder cartridge(although this may change as the WL's break in) other than than they've been great, Traktor seems to love them.