Set of Tech12's for sale

Spy · #1 (**permalink**) Nov 15, 04

I got a pair of black tech1200 mk2's. Awesome condition, barely used with a set of Shure M44-7 needles. Still got the boxes and reciepts for them.
Asking $1100

Veni*C · #2 (**permalink**) Nov 17, 04

how old are they?

Candy-Kid · #3 (**permalink**) Nov 17, 04

Those are some crappy needles imo

Veni*C · #4 (**permalink**) Nov 17, 04

theyd do for me till i buy new ones.....

jimungle · #5 (**permalink**) Nov 17, 04

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Originally Posted by Candy-Kid

Those are some crappy needles imo

those needles are noowhere near crappy

they track like a badass and theyre loud as all hell,. plus theyve got a fancy flip down guard for emergency pocket storage

i say okay.

nuf_dawg · #6 (**permalink**) Nov 17, 04

are tech1200 mk2's ne good?

meth0dical · #7 (**permalink**) Nov 17, 04

^dont buy these tables. they deserve a better owner :)

dj_precise · #8 (**permalink**) Nov 17, 04

Shure m44-7 needles are used by almost every skratch dj in the world, made famous by DJ Q-bert. DJ q-bert still uses them in his performances, how are they crappy?

Rytalin · #9 (**permalink**) Nov 17, 04

^BECAUZ THEYR NOT ORTOPHON CONKORDZZ!!@#$^&

mikefasssy · #10 (**permalink**) Nov 17, 04

m447s? fuck dude those needles make you ejaculate like its raining outside.

FeelGood · #11 (**permalink**) Nov 18, 04

somebody obviously doesnt know what they are talkin about lol

normal josh · #12 (**permalink**) Nov 18, 04

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Originally Posted by Candy-Kid

Those are some crappy needles imo

first ones i bought a few years ago... had to replace 2 styli, they keep going trong, plus you can change for the n-44 g stylus for a more well rounded sound... and yeah they track like a mother fucker... i always have 'em with me at every gig and i swear by them

Veni*C · #13 (**permalink**) Nov 18, 04

soooo how old are these tables?????.........

Veni*C · #14 (**permalink**) Nov 23, 04

still available or no?......

G-Style · #15 (**permalink**) Nov 23, 04

Dude M 447's are sick if you plan on doing any type of scratching. Nothing tracks like M447's. True they do damage your vinyl over long exposure but if you're scatching of the same old tired scratch record you should buy a new one anyways. I'm loving my new White Label Needles right now!

Bevvy Swift · #16 (**permalink**) Nov 23, 04

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Originally Posted by dj_precise

Shure m44-7 needles are used by almost every skratch dj in the world, made famous by DJ Q-bert.

... WHO I MET ON FRIDAY!!!

cubed · #17 (**permalink**) Nov 23, 04

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Originally Posted by Candy-Kid

Those are some crappy needles imo

once again you've proved yourself to be a fucking moron.

wigglesworth · #18 (**permalink**) Nov 24, 04

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Originally Posted by G-Style

Dude M 447's are sick if you plan on doing any type of scratching. Nothing tracks like M447's. True they do damage your vinyl over long exposure but if you're scatching of the same old tired scratch record you should buy a new one anyways. I'm loving my new White Label Needles right now!

i thought that the m44-7's was one of the best for not wearing out vinyl?

FeelGood · #19 (**permalink**) Nov 25, 04

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Originally Posted by wigglesworth

i thought that the m44-7's was one of the best for not wearing out vinyl?

yeah ive that also...

FeelGood · #20 (**permalink**) Nov 25, 04

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Originally Posted by Candy-Kid

Those are some crappy needles imo

yes they are crappy needles when your using them for trance hahahha
if you are doing any scratching, they fuckin own!

bebu*funfun · #21 (**permalink**) Nov 26, 04

veni i say no matter how old they are, go bring someone how to check the tables and go for a visit! definately an offer to jump for!

decypher · #22 (**permalink**) Nov 26, 04

haa i can't believe i missed the beating down of candy-kids comment... 447's have a awesome sound. no one can rightfully say they are crappy needles.. i've used them for years and have no problem. ive put a couple replacements, but normally they last a loong time, unless u smack them around quit a bit which after awhile can make them sound like crap.. but even then there still good...

C_squared · #23 (**permalink**) Nov 26, 04

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Originally Posted by Candy-Kid

Those are some crappy needles imo

HA! what a goof!

Veni*C · #24 (**permalink**) Nov 26, 04

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Originally Posted by bebu*funfun

veni i say no matter how old they are, go bring someone how to check the tables and go for a visit! definately an offer to jump for!

ya id like to if this kid would ever reply....!@#$%^&*]

grrrrrr.....

G-Style · #25 (**permalink**) Nov 26, 04

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Originally Posted by wigglesworth

i thought that the m44-7's was one of the best for not wearing out vinyl?

Actually no! Because of the way they track and hold the record over time they actually increase the grooves in the record causing slight distortions. I've wron through a few scratch records in my time but because I'm pretty heavy handed when scratching I need M44-7's otherwise I skate every time. If you are purely beat matching and using your needles for playback purposes you shouldn't use M44-7's. I'm digging the White labels for playback when I do actually hop on decks these days. Been doing lots of interesting stuff with cd's lately.