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  Stanton STR8-150

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• chrisb07 19th May 2009

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  Good Points: solid build, key lock, digi output

  
  

  Bad Points: no dust cover

  
  

  General comments: superb, had for a Stanton STR8-150 year now and i still luv them. the torque is unbelievable on them and they r the biz, sorry technics but these r far better. if u r thinkin about being a dj forget the cheapies and get these u wont b dissapointed , hook them up 2 a djm 600 and u r laughin.
  

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• palimad 1st Apr 2009

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  Cool so I found place where can I write review. I am beginner DJ although many of my friends are playing for years. The vast of them own Technics MKII or MK5. I have my Stanton STR8-150s for 6 months now. Well they still work :) The features are better then the SL1210s. I like the strong engine which starts/stops in no time and reacts to the mixing faster so if you make some mistakes you can fix them during mix and the audience probably won't notice mistakes you did since the changes are immedia ...

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• mikesmic 9th Oct 2007

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  Changed to Stanton from a set of starter decks and the difference is amazing.

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• DJ Shadowskill 22nd Mar 2006

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  I Stanton STR8-150 you take the platter off a technics and the tone arm of a vestax what do you get?
  
  The answer is somthing like this, an incredible achievemnt, for the vestax lovers theres a propper straighttone arm that will hold most grooves and for the technics puritians there a not too gentle not to tuff platter when technics made the mk 3,4,5,6 and so on, this is really what they should have made all along, a decent pitch range, a soild tone arm and a good platter.
  
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• DJMO 17th Jun 2005

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  I bought these turntables about a month ago now and am still not bored of them. I suppose when you buy a sub £300 set of turntables you tend to get bored of them, but at £730 for the pair of them I don't think I could even contemplate getting bored. It's a lot of money for turntables but they are well worth it. The same price as a set of Technics SL1210's, but with loads more features. Removable target lights, standard blue LED's, reverse function (works almost instantly) and it come ...

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