U.k label "blood and fire" did a series of re-issues a few years back that are worth their weight in gold , including "If DJ was your trade" v/a , and an awesome King Tubby meets Soul Sydicate circa 1975-77 . You'll find that a lot of old roots tracks feature the same rhythm track / dubplate , with ...

1rw1n+ wrote:I went from Stanton 500's to Shure M447's and there's no turning back. I've been using the Shure's for years now and have had no reason to look for a different cart.

Yep , go with the Shures . I've had Stanton , Ortofon and Shure , and the M447's have the best tracking and pick up by far.

G'day y'all . Dirty Dan checkin' in from Brisbane Australia . I come from a bass heavy background - I've loved hip hop and dub for 20 years now , dubstep is just the next step in the sequence . I'll get round to posting some mixes up in this mo fo' real soon
take it easy.