Does one *really* need the venerable Technics 1200 anymore? A lot has changed in ten years, and my answer is no. The Stanton t60 and t60x are identical turntables (the former comes with a cart while the other does not). In this video I demo the t60, and also pit it against Stanton's c314 CD deck. See how the two perform in scratching. I am using a Shure M25C cartridge, Shure's entry level cart that goes for about . Also check out my classic rock megamix that utilizes the t60x here: www.youtube.com More of my videos, mixes, beats, and remixes can be obtained at my website: homepage.mac.com
Monday, November 5, 2012
Stanton t60 / t60x versus Stanton c314 and Technics 1200
Stanton t60 / t60x versus Stanton c314 and Technics 1200 Video Clips. Duration : 4.55 Mins.
Does one *really* need the venerable Technics 1200 anymore? A lot has changed in ten years, and my answer is no. The Stanton t60 and t60x are identical turntables (the former comes with a cart while the other does not). In this video I demo the t60, and also pit it against Stanton's c314 CD deck. See how the two perform in scratching. I am using a Shure M25C cartridge, Shure's entry level cart that goes for about . Also check out my classic rock megamix that utilizes the t60x here: www.youtube.com More of my videos, mixes, beats, and remixes can be obtained at my website: homepage.mac.com
Does one *really* need the venerable Technics 1200 anymore? A lot has changed in ten years, and my answer is no. The Stanton t60 and t60x are identical turntables (the former comes with a cart while the other does not). In this video I demo the t60, and also pit it against Stanton's c314 CD deck. See how the two perform in scratching. I am using a Shure M25C cartridge, Shure's entry level cart that goes for about . Also check out my classic rock megamix that utilizes the t60x here: www.youtube.com More of my videos, mixes, beats, and remixes can be obtained at my website: homepage.mac.com
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