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murky21 wrote:exactly. my decks shit all over technics in every category. do i prefer them to technics? nah cos everytime i play anywhere apart from my house im not as tight

PDX2000s were another, that ultra pitch was ridiculous break manipulation. Even the top of the range Gemini (can't remember the model) was on point, they had two sliders, one for pitch locking the mix. Though the top plate on that was a little cluttered IIRC.

wolf89 wrote:

murky21 wrote:exactly. my decks shit all over technics in every category. do i prefer them to technics? nah cos everytime i play anywhere apart from my house im not as tight

What do you have?

Think it was Stanton from what I remember?

Oh, The Stantons are pretty good but I really don't like the pitch control on them.

Ha funny u should mention it wub, iv got the old top of the range Gemini, PDT 6000. Features, torque etc are nuts. Had em for over 10. Years and they still smash it. Crowded top plate, yes, but doesn't cause any issues in practice

Hmm never tried those the big "digital turntable" print on it doesn't really make me want to either though

murky21 wrote:Ha funny u should mention it wub, iv got the old top of the range Gemini, PDT 6000. Features, torque etc are nuts. Had em for over 10. Years and they still smash it. Crowded top plate, yes, but doesn't cause any issues in practice

PDT 6000 that's the one.


Yeah, Gemini had torque nailed even at the lower models. Same with Citronic, my old PD2s were pretty much identical to 1200s with the exeption of a 10/20% pitch and 78rpm option

The 78rpm option is cool but generally with the pitch control that can be switched like that you have this feeling of the control not being continuous kind of like how on a cdj it goes in increments.

wolf89 wrote: "digital turntable"

you can run in analogue as well too, which i always have, as playing vinyls digitally would be silly
as for the increments, they are so small.... 0.1 is always the smallest things need to be adjusted by, and usually more like 0.2 adjustments

http://djworx.com/musikmesse-2014-pione ... le-rumour/

Nice and simple.

Analogue, no fancy stuff.

33/45, 8%/16%/50%

Removable gold RCAs and removable power.

skins345669 wrote:http://djworx.com/musikmesse-2014-pione ... le-rumour/

Nice and simple.

Analogue, no fancy stuff.

33/45, 8%/16%/50%

Removable gold RCAs and removable power.

looks pretty good

So are guys still gunna whine about it or what

I'd buy them, but I imagine they aren't going to be cheap and my numark's are doing me alright atm, hideous for keeping pitch but means everytime i mix on 1210's i'm pretty good

will they have cdjs built into them

skins345669 wrote:http://djworx.com/musikmesse-2014-pione ... le-rumour/

Nice and simple.

Analogue, no fancy stuff.

33/45, 8%/16%/50%

Removable gold RCAs and removable power.

Well that actually sounds good.

tbh I'm very very happy they decided to enter the TT market. I never liked the idea of the industry standard deck being out of production. Hopefully it inspires more clubs to get TTs and hopefully they aren't too expensive!

skins345669 wrote:http://djworx.com/musikmesse-2014-pione ... le-rumour/

Nice and simple.

Analogue, no fancy stuff.

33/45, 8%/16%/50%

Removable gold RCAs and removable power.

so anologue, must mean cheap for pioneer, right?

Nevalo wrote:must mean cheap for pioneer, right?

I'm sure Pioneer know their market but I still think this TT will be a hard sell if it is as overpriced as their CDJs, considering how cheaply you can get hold of second hand Technics.

For what it's worth, these are the best turntables still in production imo: http://www.stantondj.com/stanton-turnta ... 8-150.html

True heads don't have anything but Technics, IMO

Gemini - plastic, baby toy
Stanton - plastic EDM toy
Numark - homemade, plastic, brostep

cloaked_up wrote:true headz dont have anything but technics IMO

gemini - plastic, baby toy
standton - plastic edm toy
numark - homemade, plastic, brostep

thats basically it

you mix vinyl to look cool, and technics is the tru cool look

there are no other advantages to vinyl iirc

when i was buying my technics someone offered to give me these top range geminis and tbth i just laughed at him

They are classic pieces of machine
No arguing there
They may not 'spin it hardest' in the torque tractor pulling comp but they are the best.
True heads do not have anything but
Kind of like having a PC laptop