Stanton T.60
Stanton T.60 Posted on: 08.07.2013 by Terrell Allende Has anyone used them before? Are they worth buying? I've come across a pair at 50$ each from a pawn shop. I feel it's a steal considering the price of turntables. I'm trying to go into DVS, so to me their good. | |
| Terrell Allende 08.07.2013 | Has anyone used them before? Are they worth buying? I've come across a pair at 50$ each from a pawn shop. I feel it's a steal considering the price of turntables. I'm trying to go into DVS, so to me their good. |
| Brunilda Kora 17.07.2013 | Can you adjust the pitch range on a Super OEM like you can on a 1210/1200? |
| Lura Chancey 17.07.2013 | Did you get them? Make sure to check the platter. Mine had a weird problem were it would slow down after I released it. |
| Brunilda Kora 09.07.2013 | $50 ea?!? Whay are you still here? |
| Myrta Neweii 08.07.2013 | Ive heard a lot of good things about the t.60s. Heres an older demo, hes pulling of some nice scratches. Just make sure theyre in good shape. |
| Terrell Allende 08.07.2013 | Well I am a mobile DJ so I spin different genres, Usually starting from 70 to 130. That being said, Do you believe it's good to start off on DVS? |
| Doreen Schurle 08.07.2013 | Bogstandard Super OEM turntable, does the job nicely. Only downside with them is the 10% pitch range, but that might be fine if you mostly play genres with similar BPMs. |
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