Whats a good cheap turntable to hookup to my sp??

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Whats a good cheap turntable to hookup to my sp??

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Whats a good cheap turntable to hookup to my sp?? 1200's are too expensive
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This shoulda been in the "Other Gear" section. Alot of cats use to the Numark PT01.
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eee my bad... can u cut on that?
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You can't cut without a mixer :lol:
I'd recommend a American Audio Q-D5 MKII.
You can get it cheap and it has a marvelous x-fader for scratching.
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Just remember you can't hook up a regular turntable with Phono output straight to SP .. or you can but the sound is not right.

Some turntables have line out or phones out though.
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8BIT wrote:You can't cut without a mixer :lol:
I'd recommend a American Audio Q-D5 MKII.
You can get it cheap and it has a marvelous x-fader for scratching.


Yeah, but scratching on the PT-01 is very difficult. I'd go for one of the cheaper direct drive turntables instead if you're thinking about doing some serious scratching.

Or... buy a PT-01 and use something else to get your scratches, i.e. software or one of those more fancy CD players. :P
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I got a stanton t60 a couple weeks ago for pretty cheap... I'm very happy with it... Mind you ive never touched a tec 12... but yeah scratching on the stanton is no problem
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Gemini tt04 is the best turntable for a beginner, and cheap. Numark TT500 or TT200 is fine, too.
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8BIT wrote:Gemini tt04 is the best turntable for a beginner, and cheap. Numark TT500 or TT200 is fine, too.


Yeah, I am about to buy one, probably next month or so. 5.1Kg torque is awesome, price is awesome, build quality mediocre, but good enough for me. Ah, and you can scratch with it as well.
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PHeMoX wrote:Yeah, but scratching on the PT-01 is very difficult. I'd go for one of the cheaper direct drive turntables instead if you're thinking about doing some serious scratching.

Exactly.
However It's not impossible :twisted:
Maybe ya'll heard the name "Damu the Fudgemunk".
Guy is amazing. AWESOME old school beats. Plus definitely the scratching skills -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-R1aNrIq5A
[PT01 Scratching video by damu]

And as for the PT01.
If you want a good turntable, just to play records for you, go n get it! it has pre amp, line in, line out and other things you need :)
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if you are just using it for listening and sampling get any one with pitch control, belt drives are fine. If you want to DJ get direct drives, dont waste money on belts because you will upgrade later.
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Damu da Fudgemonk is the man, I love his videos.
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Damu is the man, just found this on crate kings

http://www.cratekings.com/madvillain-re ... -joe-buck/

its got a free download up there, well worth checking out..
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That's mad fly, I love cratekings. Thanks for the post and yes Damu kills people dead on the tables and MPC. Dude plays his MPC in the park like a jazz musician would freak an alto sax.
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