Reddit reviews Stanton T92USB USB Direct Drive DJ Turntable
We found 4 Reddit comments about Stanton T92USB USB Direct Drive DJ Turntable. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Transform your vinyl collection into computer files—easily, safely, and efficientlyFeatures a high-torque direct-drive motor for exceptional stability and an S-shaped tone arm for minimal distortionDesigned with pitch control fader with DSP Key lock to change tempo without affecting pitchFeatures 3 playback speeds (33, 45, 78 RPM) and Quartz LockIncludes RCA cables, slip mat, USB cable, dust cover, and Stanton 500.V3 cartridge pre-mounted on the headshellAlso Includes Cakewalk Pyro Audio Creator LE software for transferring and editing music files
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Stanton T.92 USB Turntable -- $150 + shippingThat would depend on your setup. If you're using one of those Wal-Mart, it's going to sound like crap. You need a good record player, I recommend what I have, the Stanton T.92, I don't use it for the DJ feature, but for the USB vinyl ripping feature. Then you'll need a good receiver and great speakers.
How familiar are you with USB turntables? I've been lusting over http://www.amazon.com/Stanton-T92USB-Direct-Drive-Turntable/dp/B00292BREU for the last 2 years but from what I've read here and there is that the WAV/MP3s created are pretty much the same regardless of what deck you're using and to perhaps consider picking up a USB pre-amp instead. That's pretty much the only reason I even settled for the ION table.
So, seeing how I don't have access to that ION deck anymore, IF I decide to deep clean or replace one of the LPs, do you think it would make a significant difference to buy a used Stanton T92 or are used turntables not worth the risk?
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And in the what not to buy:
Sony turntables (even if the 350 looks good as a 1200 clone, it's a lemon), ION turntables, Pioneer PL-990