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21 February 2005, 11:28 PM
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I've got a pair of Kam Professional belt driven turntables & a mixer. I'm sure i've still got all the wires around as well. I bought them in university back in 1997, used them for a year & then boxed them up never to be used again 
IF I recall they were around £300 at the time plus the mixer.
They're in perfect working order (well they were when I boxed them up
). The only fault with them is that the hinges on the lids are broken but you only really need those to stop the dust getting on them so work fine sitting on top. There's a few stickers (record labels etc...) stuck on them but if they're not wanted they can easily be removed. Oh & a pair of Positiva slipmats as well
I really want to clear the space & as i'm in Gainsborough (not to far), you can hopefully collect them no problem
Make me a reasonable offer.
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IF I recall they were around £300 at the time plus the mixer. They're in perfect working order (well they were when I boxed them up
). The only fault with them is that the hinges on the lids are broken but you only really need those to stop the dust getting on them so work fine sitting on top. There's a few stickers (record labels etc...) stuck on them but if they're not wanted they can easily be removed. Oh & a pair of Positiva slipmats as well I really want to clear the space & as i'm in Gainsborough (not to far), you can hopefully collect them no problem
Make me a reasonable offer.
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22 February 2005, 04:32 PM
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How old is your son and how serious is he about getting decks?
Theres quite a lot to take into account before splashing the cash.
Theres quite a lot to take into account before splashing the cash.
22 February 2005, 05:53 PM
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IVE GOT some technics sl1200 mk5`s mint condition !!!!!!!! with ortofon scratch concorde needles 120 on there own , if ur son is serious about djing it will be only 4 month b4 he wants technics , industry standard mine are 8 month old if that and cost a grand plus price of needles , if he is serious id go for the top stuff first or ur wasting ur money from day 1 ?
i want 480 for mine , with needles , ive seen technics sl1200 mk2 s go on ebay for 450
and with technics they never ever lose there price or go for less than 450 and thats for mk2 mine are 5`s
i want 480 for mine , with needles , ive seen technics sl1200 mk2 s go on ebay for 450
and with technics they never ever lose there price or go for less than 450 and thats for mk2 mine are 5`s
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Totally agree with SwishOvBolton.
Dont waste your money buying anything other than Technics. Either the SL1200's or the SL1210's.
Like Swish says, if he gets bored of them, he (or you) will be able to sell them on from the same price you paid for them (unless you buy new of course).
Unfortunately, my mate has just sold a pair of SL1210 with carts and needles and mixer for £525. Dont forget to get him some slip mats too!
J
Dont waste your money buying anything other than Technics. Either the SL1200's or the SL1210's.
Like Swish says, if he gets bored of them, he (or you) will be able to sell them on from the same price you paid for them (unless you buy new of course).
Unfortunately, my mate has just sold a pair of SL1210 with carts and needles and mixer for £525. Dont forget to get him some slip mats too!
J
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yes 1200's or 1210's been there didn't buy them then had to go out and buy some, got to say there is more of a choice now that are better designed than the technics, I would buy vestax decks in the 21st century lol
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i have had vestax pdx2300 well had them , and i dont know any djwho gets endorsed to say he he prefers them actually does , even qbert gets paid by vestax and SAYS he prefers technics there in every club worldwide , i sold my pdx 2300 the platter has 2 much pull the plastic feel of the deck gets knocked around if ur heavy handed i sold em with most of my studio gear
technics are the past and future !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and they never lose any money bar 50 pound !!!!!!!!!
i have 2 mixers alan but i doubt youd want pay 400 for a vestax pmc 007 isp it was 900 new !
i have a behringer club mixer that iused juust for fun idsell that for 45
technics are the past and future !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and they never lose any money bar 50 pound !!!!!!!!!
i have 2 mixers alan but i doubt youd want pay 400 for a vestax pmc 007 isp it was 900 new !
i have a behringer club mixer that iused juust for fun idsell that for 45
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