NUMARK Direct Drive High Torque Turntabl (NUMARK TT1650)

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Brand: Numark
EAN: 0676762308519
Label: Numark
Manufacturer: Numark
Model: TT1650
Warranty: 3 years warranty

Features
Precise, high torque, direct drive motor Dual start/stop controls Battle and club style design Detachable power and audio connections 2 Selectable speeds - 33 and 45 RPM

Accessories
Sennheiser HD-280 Professional Headphones AV Link Dual RCA-RCA Cable, 6 Foot Musicians Gear Deluxe Flight-Style Turntable Case, Black Odyssey KROM 70-LP Case, Diamond Plate Musicians Gear Global Series Custom DJ Slipmat Pair - Deep End

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Editorial Reviews:

Engineered for high performance, this Numark TT1650 Fusion Series turntable features a symmetrical layout for easy use in vertical and horizontal positions, and a precision tone arm design with cue and anti-skate adjustments that's perfect for DJs. It's got multi-directional operation, and an adjustable pitch range +/-10%. The high-precision aluminum tone arm, as well as ABS construction makes it durable and resistant to external feedback, and adjustable rubber feet help offset unwanted vibrations. Cartridge is not included but required

User Comments about the NUMARK Direct Drive High Torque Turntabl (NUMARK TT1650)

Again, so far, this is a pretty terrific mid-level model for the semi-pro.The sound is terrific, the platter is really smooth. You know. I only received this in the mail yesterday, but I need to let everyone know that the Cartridge/stylus/needle is included (the Numark website mentions this as well, so I'm not certain why the editorial review mentions that it is not included).I scratched with this for a few minutes yesterday, and even without much setup time, it seems pretty accurate (I was even using the slipmat that came with it). Yes, I know the Technics decks are like butter but 1) the price is definitely and issue 2) think about the early '80s and the magic those guys created from Sears decks. People complain about the bent tone arm, but it seems to make a lot of sense if your busy hands are in there manipulating records.