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You're post is a little fucked up but for budget turntables i'd go for "super OEM's" (Original Equipment Manifacturer).

This model is sold by different companies under different names: Synq XTRM1/Omnitronic DD5250/Akiama DJ4000 Acura/AMDJ HTD4.5/Stanton STR8-150/ST150/Citronic PD45/Reloop RP6000MK5. It's been a long time since i checked the new types of record players but these should be decent and payable. Looking for a second hand deal can spare you a lot of money too. i really like http://www.2dehands.behttp://www.2ememain.be/http://www.2ememain.be/

I'd say for that price range, a RELOOP RP4000 M3D Has: -direct drive(high torque) -10% to 20% pitch (adjustable (Technics has 8% pitch so gotta weigh down which will suit you better, mind that in the party scene they exclusively use Technics so the pitch diference can get tricky) -Quartz lock -3 speeds (33, 48, 72) -Forward & backward play

price: around 220 a pop

i got these truntables and they really are pretty decent (some people are spreading that they are shit, but they are just technicsfollowers ^^), i'm happy with em :) not nearly use em as much as they should be used though :D just recreational nowadays.

What do you think about Reloop RP-2000 MK3 or stage line djp 202?It is more in my "budget".

Originally posted by : dialekte

What do you think about Reloop RP-2000 MK3 or stage line djp 202?It is more in my "budget".  guess it's pretty equal in quality (the reloops) just less extra functions (prob wont use em anyway :D except for going crazy ones in a while ^^) . Don't know about the Stage line djp..

Things you should look out for are: -is it direct driven? -whats the pitch rate & range and in what extend do i want to use it?(maybe your more of an 8% pitch kinda guy, should do a test somewhere maybe, else you spend a lot of money on the wrong stuff) -what kind of quality does the brand stand for? -and warranty in the store and such ofcourse

guess you can't go wrong if you keep these things in mind and inform yourself a lot. The reloops are pretty sensitive though i must say 

thanks for information

Originally posted by : SlixX

Originally posted by : dialekte

What do you think about Reloop RP-2000 MK3 or stage line djp 202?It is more in my "budget".   

guess it's pretty equal in quality (the reloops) just less extra functions (prob wont use em anyway :D except for going crazy ones in a while ^^) . Don't know about the Stage line djp..

Things you should look out for are: -is it direct driven? -whats the pitch rate & range and in what extend do i want to use it?(maybe your more of an 8% pitch kinda guy, should do a test somewhere maybe, else you spend a lot of money on the wrong stuff) -what kind of quality does the brand stand for? -and warranty in the store and such ofcourse

guess you can't go wrong if you keep these things in mind and inform yourself a lot. The reloops are pretty sensitive though i must say 

 look out for a second hand technics sl1200. it has 8% pitchrange, but when you take of the platter, you can tweak it with a screwdriver. you can find a second hand technics for the same price as a new jbsystems or reloop etc.. but its far more durable.

Originally posted by : firefrog

Originally posted by : SlixX

[quote]Originally posted by : dialekte

What do you think about Reloop RP-2000 MK3 or stage line djp 202?It is more in my "budget".      

guess it's pretty equal in quality (the reloops) just less extra functions (prob wont use em anyway :D except for going crazy ones in a while ^^) . Don't know about the Stage line djp..

Things you should look out for are: -is it direct driven? -whats the pitch rate & range and in what extend do i want to use it?(maybe your more of an 8% pitch kinda guy, should do a test somewhere maybe, else you spend a lot of money on the wrong stuff) -what kind of quality does the brand stand for? -and warranty in the store and such ofcourse

guess you can't go wrong if you keep these things in mind and inform yourself a lot. The reloops are pretty sensitive though i must say 

 look out for a second hand technics sl1200. it has 8% pitchrange, but when you take of the platter, you can tweak it with a screwdriver. you can find a second hand technics for the same price as a new jbsystems or reloop etc.. but its far more durable. [/quote] for the same price hummmm

Originally posted by : dialekte

Originally posted by : firefrog

[quote]Originally posted by : SlixX

[quote]Originally posted by : dialekte

What do you think about Reloop RP-2000 MK3 or stage line djp 202?It is more in my "budget".       

guess it's pretty equal in quality (the reloops) just less extra functions (prob wont use em anyway :D except for going crazy ones in a while ^^) . Don't know about the Stage line djp..

Things you should look out for are: -is it direct driven? -whats the pitch rate & range and in what extend do i want to use it?(maybe your more of an 8% pitch kinda guy, should do a test somewhere maybe, else you spend a lot of money on the wrong stuff) -what kind of quality does the brand stand for? -and warranty in the store and such ofcourse

guess you can't go wrong if you keep these things in mind and inform yourself a lot. The reloops are pretty sensitive though i must say 

 look out for a second hand technics sl1200. it has 8% pitchrange, but when you take of the platter, you can tweak it with a screwdriver. you can find a second hand technics for the same price as a new jbsystems or reloop etc.. but its far more durable. [/quote] for the same price hummmm [/quote] shure, for 200-300 euro's you got one, if search just a little bit

*Firefrog: *"you can tweak it with a screwdriver."

is that really accurate? thought you could only double pitch it..