All user reviews of 5/5 for the Numark TTX

This turntable has all the features needed for a great turntable and more. The BPM counter helps a great deal, but seems useful only with music with distinct peaks such as house or trance. Other Pluses include exchangable S and straight arm, pitch adjustable to +or- 50%, adjustable start and stop speed, etc...

Price paid

$315 each

The tables are great for any type of music and sound does not suffer at all. There is no audible "buzz" that you may get with ungrounded turntables and the build is solid enough to absorb stray vibrations or soundCompared to the Technics' beloved 1200, this is just that and more.

Its a turntable. Theres not much to learn. You can go through the manual just to go over the details on the decks, but there isn't much that is new to learn. The most difficult part may be changing out the tonearms and pitch adjust, but even that is not hard at all.

If you can use a 1200 at a club or party, then you can definately use this. It's admittingly heavier than other comparable tables, but it's worth the extra effort to carry these decks around.

I tried this out to compare them to the 1200s and I can't turn back. I recommended these tables to a couple of friends, all of who have previously used the 1200s, and they have converted. Try em out and see for yourself.

Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: Unknown (January 2-, 2003)

Blows away the 1200's - all of them...hands down...technics is gonna have to do something to compete with this monster - the direct drive on this thing makes the 1200 look lik childs play...pitch ranges 8, 10, 20 and 50 (has anyone ever slowed down a drum & bass record? - the most killer down tempo you will find)- not only is it better it looks a whole lot better - it's like comparing and old porsche to a new porsche - any questions?

$499.00

Excellent Sound Quality - you don't even have to ground them...

need i say more.....this is the new standard! - the only thing is that it has this blue back-light which in most cases is ok...but in a dark setting it kinda gets on my nerves...i wish there was an "on/off" switch to this light..

Superior to the SL 1200 MK3D (i have them both - 2 of each)

if i can help it.....i probable would choose not to use 1200's

Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: ric3303 ( 3-, 2006)