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I don’t think this would be aimed at DJ turntables. It doesn’t matter if those things drift because you’re never playing anything locked in at a specific RPM.
by hnlmorg 2y ago
I don’t think this would be aimed at DJ turntables. It doesn’t matter if those things drift because you’re never playing anything locked in at a specific RPM.
Plus DJ turntables tend to be direct drive, which should be pretty consistent. Where as consumer record players tend to be more belt drives. And I’m assuming those belts can stretch with time?
- CaptainOfCoit 2y ago> I don’t think this would be aimed at DJ turntables I agree :) > Plus DJ turntables tend to be direct drive, which should be pretty consistent Indeed, but once you start doing repairs and/or modifications, things can get fuzzy. Maybe the app would help those people?
- LM358 2y agoPeople who are serious about turntable repair have calibration records with sine waves for that purpose.