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  • steve double usteve double u

    T120 Build quality.

    Stanton Magnetics T.120Published on 12/29/19 at 14:58
    Having recently purchased my T120, I needed to fit a remote start ( via a relay). When I removed the bottom cover I was immediately very impressed by the way this deck is engineered. All aspects of the build are high class and the start/stop buttons are particularly easy to replace. Please do not remove cover on a machine still under warranty , or if you are not sure of your ability. A great product!!
  • pilloopilloo

    must!

    Stanton Magnetics T.120Published on 02/09/14 at 01:36
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    I have to purchase, the person did hardly used (it was new in the boxes, a gift that he had been!)
    I get home, I unplug my technics 1200 mk2 I cables instead, I set the arm and then surprise!
    - A couple of crazy (more adjustable start / stop)
    - Soundproofing (rumble) well above the mk2, I can listen to my vinyls at a much higher volume while going through the phono output.
    -Head (m shure 44) does not move despite more than intensive routines scratch, a rail with only 3 grams of weight
    - Speeds beyond 8 + and the reverse was not part of my buying criteria, but for those interested here can be a plus.
    - No problems with the start / stop, 2 buttons work perfectly
    - Ditto for the …
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    I have to purchase, the person did hardly used (it was new in the boxes, a gift that he had been!)
    I get home, I unplug my technics 1200 mk2 I cables instead, I set the arm and then surprise!
    - A couple of crazy (more adjustable start / stop)
    - Soundproofing (rumble) well above the mk2, I can listen to my vinyls at a much higher volume while going through the phono output.
    -Head (m shure 44) does not move despite more than intensive routines scratch, a rail with only 3 grams of weight
    - Speeds beyond 8 + and the reverse was not part of my buying criteria, but for those interested here can be a plus.
    - No problems with the start / stop, 2 buttons work perfectly
    - Ditto for the pitch bend for the regulars mix cd, Me, I never use.
    - The engine is the same as the mk2 (license technics) say otherwise, the rolls of turtabilism.
    be careful with shell mounted a cell and observe the inclination of the latter, the cell type matches are banned (right arm forces)
    suddenly I sold my mk2 and I absolutely do not regret.
    I would do this choice without hesitation
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  • TrashHardTrashHard

    Very good product

    Stanton Magnetics T.120Published on 05/21/13 at 10:10
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    These plates have more than 5 years purchased new by a sound guy, I use regularly since I started mixed (1 year and a half). I find almost perfect torque to resell, and the pitch respond very easily. Unfortunately the buttons seem evil age especially at the start / stop or I open decks due to loosen the out again twice.

    I recommend if you still can afford the 150 range which is perfect and has no apparent defects buttons.