DJ Turntables : Top 5 Best DJ Turntables 2022 

can you please explain why are they better? I wish to buy some vinyl player, but the new technics mk7 ones are too expensive

@@vadiquemyself The Reloop RP8000's are loops flagship turntables, and have more features than any other turntable on the market while maintaining a great motor. The Technics, are industry standard, will last forever, and have the lowest W&F and the older Technics with the cast iron bases have the rumble rejection of anything on the market.

@@vadiquemyself buy an Sl1200 mk2 second hand and you have it for life. Got 4 of them and will never sell.

Used both found rp8000mk2 better than technics. Technics great and solid but reloop just that bit stronger and better performance, plus I believe they use same parts so both would last almost forever just reloop has a ton of mod cons

are u a dj? if so, why u say there are "better" otions? its ok there are options whit some improvements and all, but... better?

@@armandovzqz Had a set of MK2 and MK3D. Always had a passion for DJing/ Scratching since early 80's. Got the 1240D's about 8yrs ago. No maintenance needed and still affordable. Technics were a must because of the torque. These have it.

I agree Technics aren't the only turntable in the world plus aren't they done.

@@OWN12S Thanks guy I bought a pair and wasn't sure about the torque .

Did you ever touched and used the Reloop RP7000 MK2 ?

Which one ... those 30yr old units which are becoming almost impossible to find in decent condition or the super expensive brand new GR series? Because MK7 is total failure (especially according to their owners) and no better than Audio Technica or any other Hanpin-made clone.

well if you are talking turntables that you can buy at the moment, technics is sadly plastic crap, its far away from something mk2

@@Trekkie4 Technics mk7 is far better turntable than any Hanpins...

@@JohnLenin-y1w Your opinion perhaps. I had the (mis)fortune of meeting & talking to some of the Mk7 owners who were anything but happy with their purchase. They pointed out how the platter wobbles, how the Mk7 had unnecessary "gizmos" & LED decorations, how it also featured that "notorious" metal weight inside its base to "fake" its value, making it seem heavier than it actually is (which is actually EM shield by the way) and how Mk2 would give them a run for its money. And then they went on & on how Mk2 is the "industry standard", and how every turntable (especially the so-called knock-offs) should measure their value according to Mk2. But hey, if you're happy with your Mk7 who am I to tell you anything ... after all, that is the whole point. And then they actually recommended ... or rather suggested me to purchase 1200 GR series, which would cost me almost three times the price of what I spend on Hanpin clone, Audio Technica AT-LP140XP. Would Mk7 be better in terms of tactile experience & long-term value? Probably yes. But to be perfectly honest, it costs twice as much than 140 (approx. 1000€ here in EU, 140 goes for approx. 500 - 550) which doesn't really "justify" investing that much money on something that's not essential or important. Especially not in today's day & age, when every cent matters & when people can barely pay for food & water.

1210s simple!

What is it?

Technique 1200

I switched from Technics to Vestax PDX-2000, much nicer to work with than a SL-1200 Technics, they can do so much more.

agreed

This is literally an ai video lol