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Topic: Are Kam DDX5000 Turntables Good For Timecode

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I have just won a pair of Kam DDX5000 turntables on ebay for £70.

These are in like new condition and i just want to no if these will be good for timecode vinyl as i am looking into giving this whole timecoded vinyl stuff a try.
 
Posted Mon 27 Jul 09 @ 5:01 pm

Bloody bargain mate. They should be fine for timecodes

Any direct drive turntables will do. I would say the most important with timecodes is the Stylus/needles.
 
Any turntable works with timecodes. This turntbale looks good and it has a strong motor.
 
Thanks guys.

I am thinking of getting the numark cc-1 Cartrides for them will these be ok.

Also what are the best timecode vinyl to us with vdj
 
Massive 4.8kg/cm motor torque

enuff said..
 
Dont buy the numark needles. Either shure M44-7 or the Ortofon OM scratch needles are good. They have a higher output for a good time code signal.
 

I use Stanton Discmaster V3 at home and at the club and I have no problem with them

rob.mccombe wrote :

Also what are the best timecode vinyl to us with vdj


Alot of people seem to be having success with Serato vinyls over VirtualDJ ones. So I would say give them a try. Plus they are slightly cheaper if you shop around for them ;)

If you do get Serato vinyls remember to use the Noise map timecode engine.
 


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