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Thread does it matter if i use two different OEM turntables

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Tim Janssen

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1 Posted on 12/25/2015 at 09:59:29

Hello,

I bought a Citronic PD45 but i notice that it is hard to find a second identic turntable.
I know it's an OEM turntable so i was wondering: does it matter if i buy a synq xtrm-1, reloop rp-6000, stanton st150 or something else? They should be the same, they only look different right? And if they are slightly different does it matter that much?

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Tim

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angelie

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2 Posted on 12/27/2015 at 00:21:59

Hi

I have absolutely no dj experience but it looks like a normal analog turntable with no extras. So i don't see any problems adding other normal analog turntables in your setup.

They both have "analog" outputs which are connected to your DJ mixer. They are both direct drive..... And if you are able to scratch with them.... Why not.

If one is an oem version it will not change it playback functions or user functions

I say just buy the turntable you like connect it and mix if it is your last day behind the wheels of steel :-D

:-D

- Angelie

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