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No, don't pay more than 60 notesBrass Monkey wrote:well after a bit of research i think im gunna buy the Shure M44h's from here:
http://www.djsuperstore.co.uk/item/cart ... ell-£65.00
a good buy?
standard.Fused Forces wrote:Shure M447's all day long.
I've got a set of them as well (inherited them when a mate sold his decks) but they're not as loud as the M44-7's...JimmaJamJamie wrote:I am planning on getting Shure Whitelabels. Anyone got any view on them?
haha every little helps!EFA wrote:No, don't pay more than 60 notesBrass Monkey wrote:well after a bit of research i think im gunna buy the Shure M44h's from here:
http://www.djsuperstore.co.uk/item/cart ... ell-£65.00
a good buy?
http://www.acidaudio.co.uk/product.php? ... stseller=Y
only problem i had with shure needles is when there is a bit of a lip around the outside of the vinyl it makes it skip just at the begining cos there flatwooders wrote:Not sure if they're best for bass but I been using Shure M-447 for about 3 years now, I skratch a bit (badly) and I Love em! These boys wont skip in an earthe quake!
I've heard some say they wear your records out quicker but I havent noticed. Cant recomend them enough!!!!
I've got a pair and I fucking love them, sold me Ortofons when I got these badboys! I think they're a little more expensive than the M44's, but i don't know how they fair in comparison!JimmaJamJamie wrote:I am planning on getting Shure Whitelabels. Anyone got any view on them?
I've got a pair and I fucking love them, sold me Ortofons when I got these badboys! I think they're a little more expensive than the M44-7's, but i don't know how they fair in comparison![/quote]JimmaJamJamie wrote:I am planning on getting Shure Whitelabels. Anyone got any view on them?
you're not alone!Tim D wrote:Guess I'm the only one that uses Audio Technica
Gotta cash up for the shures thoi heard they wear out quick, but compared to what? i dont know.missedthebus wrote:Does anyone use butter rugs? I swear by em now.
a sort of a special skratch dj oriented slipmat, with special material on the bottom side which touches the plate so that there is much less fricition with the turntable itself and they are like 1mm thin, which makes them take up a lil less place in the record bag. Basically good for skratching and for carrying about with you to gigs in case the promoter forgets the turntables need slipmats.dj ld wrote:Going off topic a bit,but what are butter rugs?