differences in kit

Earl Grey · Oct 26, 2007

differences in kit

renewing all my kit...does any1 know the main diffences in the 1210 mk2 (have got now)and 1210 mk5

also cdj 1000 mk2 (have got now)and cdj1000 mk3

to bizzie to read up,im sure the boffins will help me

dandava · Oct 26, 2007

Re: differences in kit

Originally posted by Earl Grey

to bizzie to read up
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and to learn how to spell by the looks of things.

Earl Grey · Oct 26, 2007

well its not my fault i smoke good quality weed

Conway · Oct 26, 2007

difference between cdj1000mk2/3:

full MP3 compatibility, a HOT LOOP feature, JOG wheel ‘feeling adjust’ and improved presentation of track and WAVE data along with support for SD cards to store cues and loops, brighter improved resolution on both raised jog wheel display and main display further enhance performance for DJs.
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and the technics:

* The original SL-1200, released in 1972, was marketed as a hi-fi turntable.
* The SL-1200MK2, released in 1978, has a silver finish. This was a continuing trend, as later 1200 models would be silver and 1210 models would be matte black. Technics improved the motor and shock resistance, added a ground wire, and changed the rotary pitch control to a slider style. This is now the base model and is the oldest still in production. The older version of this model which was sold in the 70's and 80's has a large 4 inch diameter plate where the RCA and ground wires enter the unit. The newer version has a smaller 2 inch diameter hole in the rubber where the RCA and ground enter.
* The SL-1200MK2PK is a USA-only piano-black (glossy) model.
* The SL-1210MK2 is the matte black version of SL-1200MK2. It used to be unavailable from official Panasonic dealers in the United States, until Technics released SL-1200MK2PK.
* The SL-1200MK3, released in 1989, has a matte-black finish like the 1210, gold RCA plugs, and a small gold-foil technics label on the back. It was destined only for the Asian market.
* The SL-1200M3D (1997) adds a quartz lock button which resets pitch to 0 immediately. The purpose of this button was to remove the "click" at the 0 point of the fader to improve the accuracy of the pitch fader.
* The SL-1210M3D is the same as the SL-1200M3D except with a black finish.
* The SL-1200MK4 (1997) is only available for sale in Japan. This model is aimed at the hi-end audiophile market rather than for DJ's. This is the last model made with the click point in the middle of the pitch adjustment slider. It has a third button added for 78 RPM located to the right of the 33 RPM and 45 RPM buttons. It is also designed to be used with regular removable RCA cables (along with a removable ground/earth cable) rather than having hard wired RCA cables like all the other 1200 models.
* The SL-1200MK5 increases the range of anti-skate settings from 0–3 grams-force (0–30 mN) to 0–6 grams-force (0–60 mN). Also has a white LED target light (previous versions only had a globe and burnt out over time).
* The SL-1210MK5 is the black version of the SL-1200MK5.
* The SL-1210M5G was launched in Japan on 1 November 2002 (together with the MK5) and is a special 30th-anniversary edition of the SL-1200. The difference from the MK5 model is the ability to switch between ±8% and ±16% ranges for pitch adjustment. It also featured blue target lights and blue pitch-number illumination. The pitch control in this model is all digital.
* Finally there are the limited edition gold finishings of the SL-1200LTD (1998) and SL-1200GLD (2004) models, the latter also having a blue instead of the usual white target light. The SL-1200LTD is based on the MK3D and the SL-1200GLD is based on the M5G.
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thanks to wikipedia

ManofScience · Oct 26, 2007

aye, main different between the technics is the pitch reset button, dip-less pitch and selectable 8%=/- or 16%+/-

oh, and recessed on/off swtich to stop accidental turn off mid mixing

Nick Adams · Oct 26, 2007

Originally posted by Earl Grey
well its not my fault i smoke good quality weed
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Earl Grey · Oct 30, 2007

Originally posted by Nick Adams

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