Stanton Magnetics 680 HPPublished on 07/24/04 at 04:17(This content has been automatically translated from French)
It's been six months that I use a scratch on my background and my pdx 2300 st-150.
g cc dj speech therapy also blue, then comparing the two g of two identical vinyl scratch.
after one hour each vinyl sweat the results are.
It uses less vinyl 680hp
She jumps less
and the look is great, robust, we really feel like a big head for big sound, and guess what ...... c big sound comes out.
a purchase that I would do without problem
most
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Stanton Magnetics 680 HPPublished on 10/21/04 at 02:15(This content has been automatically translated from French)
I use it for two years! (The same) and I scratch some sounds with the last two years!
trs rponse good bass, impeccable road holding, it does not use the vinyl!
I tried and consistent speech therapy technics shure m44-7!
I would not change any more because I was a cot vinyl (and more rare!)
stanton but it also offers the 890 specially scratch, I hte to try it!
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