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    Do the Traktor Vinyls come in different thicknesses???
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    Yeah, in my experience it goes like this:

    Thickest to Thinnest:

    White
    Black
    Desolat (L.E. Marble effect made by Desolat)
    Clear
    Blue
    Neon (all)
    Red
    7" (look cool, pretty useless though)

    White track amazingly well but are not good for scratching. Red are the thinest and are really light and great for scratching.

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    That was close - I was gonna order 2xwhite tomorrow morning. Looks like I'll be changing to Red.
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    If your a scratcher then its no-no on the white unless you are really used to heavy pressed vinyl.
    The red is very thin as its kinda translucent (is that the right word).

    My prefernce is the CLear as they are good for scratching and they track well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karlos Santos View Post
    If your a scratcher then its no-no on the white unless you are really used to heavy pressed vinyl.
    The red is very thin as its kinda translucent (is that the right word).

    My prefernce is the CLear as they are good for scratching and they track well.
    hmmm...I have white, red, and black vinyl's. I prefer the white ones for scratching. Go figure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Redlight View Post
    hmmm...I have white, red, and black vinyl's. I prefer the white ones for scratching. Go figure.
    Call me crazy, but i've been scratching over 10 years and i've ALWAYS perferred thicker vinyl for scratching

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    Horses for courses...

    If we all agreed it would be a boring world.

    Its all personal taste though innit.

    Interesting discussion though. What slipmats you guys using.

    At the moment im using a combo of 1 Butterrug and 1 Flying carpet underneath. Thats why i like the medium thickness timecode.

    Although to be honest im never happy and i change it about quite a lot as i play to many styles to stick to one setup.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karlos Santos View Post
    Horses for courses...

    If we all agreed it would be a boring world.

    Its all personal taste though innit.

    Interesting discussion though. What slipmats you guys using.

    At the moment im using a combo of 1 Butterrug and 1 Flying carpet underneath. Thats why i like the medium thickness timecode.

    Although to be honest im never happy and i change it about quite a lot as i play to many styles to stick to one setup.

    Im using the Trip Mats with flying carpets underneath. Your right though, it most def boils down to personal preference. I find that its harder for me to be as accurate with the red vinyl when compared to the white. Don't get me wrong though, I am new scratch genius or anything. I actually kinda suck even though I been at it for about 9 years! That being said, if scratching were easy I would have gave it up a longtime ago.

    Quote Originally Posted by peedot View Post
    Call me crazy, but i've been scratching over 10 years and i've ALWAYS perferred thicker vinyl for scratching
    No sir, I will not call you crazy but I will say +1.

    Different strokes for different folks I suppose.
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    Funny I had never considered the thickness for scratching. When swapping between my red and white vinyl I always felt something was different. I have to say I prefer the white. That could ve because I've been using it the most. The red really
    Whips around with butter rugs

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    Just bumping this up for anyone that didn't get the email from NI that these are now available.

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