new turntables?

[the_bastet]

ATLP1240 and Stanton STR*-150 are exactly the same on the inside. Piock whichever one you feel more comfortable working with.

[dj wo k]

no that' for why i m looking this thread ..

[dj max bradley]

ATLP1240 and Stanton STR*-150 are exactly the same on the inside. Piock whichever one you feel more comfortable working with.

I don't have any ware to try them. they look the same but do they feel the same? the thing is that the stantons have no ground and they come with $50 to $60 dollar cartridges with the shells witch are $20 each.

[dj max bradley]

no that' for why i m looking this thread ..

what is your budget?

[dj wo k]

no ^^i m not looking for bying a plx 1000 ,my mistake for one plx i have bye 3 bst's , no ,but a lot of club take this that promise a new life for vinyl player , the feeling with those turntable's with 4,5kg/cm i awesome feeling like a cd player ..!

[ImNoDJ]

I picked the Stanton because its becoming a industry standard.

It really isnt.

Industry standard is a meaningless term in consumer gear anyway.

[dj max bradley]

the 1200 was like kleanex it was a industry standard. Stanton is doing really well,

[ImNoDJ]

the 1200 was like kleanex it was a industry standard. Stanton is doing really well,

It just doesnt matter. It shouldnt affect your decision in any way. And remember all the Hanpin OEM turntables all come off the same assembly line.

[mostapha]

There's a difference between Stanton and technics.

Nothing Stanton has made or will make is a standard.

[ImNoDJ]

There's a difference between Stanton and technics.

Nothing Stanton has made or will make is a standard.

The only technical difference between the Techs and the top end Stantons is that the Techs still have slightly more usable torque, and the Wow and Flutter is also lower on the Techs.

The techs have lower W&F than all the Hanpin tables AFAIK.