R.I.P. Technics 1210 ??

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amazing the price difference between the MK2 and MK5\MK3 wonder what happenend to the MK4?
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MK4 was only sold in Japan

also the MK3 is a special version of the MK2 which was sold only in some countrys

there is a MK5G but the price for these are insane

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technics_SL-1200
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Using the mk2 at home keeps you on the ball incase you have to use one in a club.. the mk5 is heaven though!
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patrick bateman wrote:
Themis wrote:not much of a difference

the only one which is worth to mention is the mk5 has no 0-point lock on his pitch.
But that is a good difference. It's the same on my M3D version, love it.
you love the 0-point lock? i kinda hate it when the right pitch level always seems to be very very close to that lock point :D

i've heard that its very easy to remove that 0-point lock from an mk2.. you basically just have to remove 2small plastic parts and a feather and the lock will be gone..
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roland wrote:
patrick bateman wrote:
Themis wrote:not much of a difference

the only one which is worth to mention is the mk5 has no 0-point lock on his pitch.
But that is a good difference. It's the same on my M3D version, love it.
you love the 0-point lock? i kinda hate it when the right pitch level always seems to be very very close to that lock point :D

i've heard that its very easy to remove that 0-point lock from an mk2.. you basically just have to remove 2small plastic parts and a feather and the lock will be gone..
No you misunderstood, on the M3D the 0-point click is removed. I love when it's not there, because there are never problems with the pitch around 0 on these newer models.
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Themis wrote:only that its not a "little" extra ..
You could pick up a 2nd hand pair for £300-£400, that was before all electrical goods prices went sky high.
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i bought my two mk5s for £400 each but new.

that was early 2009 :D
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Themis wrote:i bought my two mk5s for £400 each but new.

that was early 2009 :D

I bought my M3D's back in 2001'ish I think it was. I remember it as normal prices (bought from new).
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