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Reviews (7)
Oct 01, 2018
Good deck for the money
I bought one of these for home use to compare to the older Newmark models that I restore. It has a similar layout to the technics 1210. The bonus is that you can connect this turntable to your computer to transfer vinyl to MP3 or other formats. The deck is well built and does everything numark say it will. I was a DJ in the eighties and only had turntable's to mix with! . I can confirm that mine on test did not speed up or slow down and it represents excellent value for money. Sound quality when compared to my 1210 and atlp120 was about the same. My only criticism would be that the tt250 is line rarther than phono. For those with knowledge of the ttx this was never intended as a replacement. I prefer the audiotechnica atlp120 solely because it has switchable line and phono. The rest performance wise was the same.
Jun 22, 2016
bought for parts
excellent value for spare parts. I took off what I needed then scrapped the remaining deck
Jan 12, 2018
Reliable, affordable, great sound
1 of 1 found this helpful This Is my preferred turntable of choice, to play on and refurbish for my turntable business. Some people moan about rumble, this is usually due to badly secured earth. The Technics purists will spout Ooooh but it's not as good as a 1210, well thats fine if you've got £500 + to spend and that might only get you a tatty one. The advice I would give when buying a tt200, tt500 or ttx is they all have a rubber coating that can be covered in a sticky residue. Because it's rubber it reacts with furnature polish, so always refur to the manual. If you don't have one you can download it for free from numark. Zoom in on the photos to see if there are deep scratches. One in three that I buy for restoration are scrap for parts. The numark head shells and groovetool cartridge are fine and sound ok but look out for turntables fitted with the stanton 500 ii or the 505. These are better. Also one step up is the ortofon concorde, but your going to pay a bit more. All in all I would say this is Numarks best turntable as it's the start of their professional range( NO LONGER MADE) but has less to go wrong compaired to the tt500 and the ttx.