Jake Bostock

Thanks Fester! Will do mate.

I can't thank you enough for your replies. IMO the Reloop is my favourite in specs and looks, but I have found a DJ mega-store in Manchester which has both of them in stock. Therefore I'll probably pop along there and ask if it isn't too much to ask to have a test run on them. As I can always just say I may be interested in purchasing them from them in the near future ;). Thanks a lot McCardle!

Tanks again mate! Some specs this time: Reloop: Model 3 speeds, fully manual Drive quartz-controlled HIGH TORQUE direct drive RPM 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM. Start/Stop time < 1 sec. Starting torque > 1600 g/cm Flutter < 0.15% WMRS Dimensions 450 x 352 x 144 mm weight 9.8kg Quarz-driven DJ turntable with high torque direct drive Forward and reverse modes Pitch range +/- 10/20% Statically balanced S-shaped pick-up arm Quarz lock Connections for beatcounter and remote starter Electronic motor brake Shock absorbing feet Wheel-away needle illu

Thank you so so much! I can really see where you're coming from. I will have to test them as you're right, I need to get the feel of them first. If it isn't too much to ask, briefly, which would you go for (in a turntablists perspective), higher torque but plasticy, or less ratings but heavy duty? Thanks again! Regards, Jake

Hi all I'm a newbie so I'm sorry if this is posted in the wrong place. I'm unsure which turntable package to get... 1. Stanton T92 Direct Drive USB Turntable & Behringer NOX404 DJ Mixer with FX and USB Audio Interface Package - £587 2. Reloop RP-4000 M3D turntable & Behringer NOX404 DJ Mixer with FX and USB Audio Interface Package - £578 I am interested in turntablism and scratching as well as mixing. Now, I hear the Stanton's are very high in torque (what I would need) but they are 'plasticy' and I the RP-4000 are heavy duty. Therefore I am very unsure on which