Dave

Looking for a good price on a pair of Technics SL1200MK2, I live in Nevada.
What's the best place to purchase? Also, would it be worth it to upgrade to
the SL-1210M5G, any one use this deck yet?

Thanks,
Dave

DJ MinWah

I played with one at the local Guitar Center here...a nice deck...but you'd be
just as fine with a lower model for on the go use whether mobile or club. I'd
use the flagship deck in my home/home studio/home dj set for the $500/$550
price they're asking for it.

DJ MinWah

I played with one at the local Guitar Center here...a nice deck...but you'd be
just as fine with a lower model for on the go use whether mobile or club. I'd
use the flagship deck in my home/home studio/home dj set for the $500/$550
price they're asking for it.

dj_itch

"Dave" <dpf@cox.net> wrote in message news:<C3q4b.10042$QT5.221@fed1read02>...
> Looking for a good price on a pair of Technics SL1200MK2, I live in Nevada.
> What's the best place to purchase? Also, would it be worth it to upgrade to
> the SL-1210M5G, any one use this deck yet?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave

What I usually do is wait till Guitar Center has some kind of deal
going on, then go into the store and haggle. You can get them to drop
the price a bit and I usually talk my way out of paying tax on it. Do
some research online to see what the best price is, but the advantage
to a regular store is the warranty.
Good luck,
dj_Itch

dj_itch

"Dave" <dpf@cox.net> wrote in message news:<C3q4b.10042$QT5.221@fed1read02>...
> Looking for a good price on a pair of Technics SL1200MK2, I live in Nevada.
> What's the best place to purchase? Also, would it be worth it to upgrade to
> the SL-1210M5G, any one use this deck yet?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave

What I usually do is wait till Guitar Center has some kind of deal
going on, then go into the store and haggle. You can get them to drop
the price a bit and I usually talk my way out of paying tax on it. Do
some research online to see what the best price is, but the advantage
to a regular store is the warranty.
Good luck,
dj_Itch

Strutter

Like the Mark 3 (M3D) they're not very different from the Mk II.

The Mark 5 (Where's the 4!?!?!) just has a white LED instead of a bulb, and
upto 6g anti-skate in comparison to an M3D!

Seems silly really.

Strutter

Alex Bazan

> The Mark 5 (Where's the 4!?!?!)

4 is an odd number for the japanese. I think it's because it's spelled like
death.

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doubtc@sympatico.ca

From my understanding, the MK3 differs from the MK2 by recessing the
Start/Stop, and getting rid of the click at 0 of the pitch slider. The
MK5 includes these changes and adds a brake adjustment (which could be
quite useful depending on your style), and ups the pitch adjustment to
+/- 16.

On Thu, 2 Oct 2003 11:31:15 +0000 (UTC), "Strutter"
<strutter_ukNODAMNDPAM@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Like the Mark 3 (M3D) they're not very different from the Mk II.
>
>The Mark 5 (Where's the 4!?!?!) just has a white LED instead of a bulb, and
>upto 6g anti-skate in comparison to an M3D!
>
>Seems silly really.
>
>Strutter
>