The life span of your spherical bonded tip is very short (especially at 3g tracking force with back cueing), you have to change your styli every 150-200 hrs. Sooner or later so called cue burn will appear in the beginning of each song you are djing with (and it will be audible like some sort of pink noise). Those turntables are awful and if you want a proper setup buy Technics mk7 and Grado DJ100i cartridges (or Nagaoka MP200 or related).
can I damage my LPs by using a DJ setup -no scatch
Hi everyone,
I decided to go the route of a DJ setup to experiment and possibly entertain with an inexpensive DJ setup. I got 2 Numark TT1625 turntables with the factory cartridges, usually a 0.6 Mil spherical Diamond Tip with about 3 grams of tracking force. I plan on doing playback and back cuing only, no scratching.
Can a cartridge like this damage my LPs that I use on my non-DJ setup at home (in my System link)? If so, should I go to an Ortofon Omega that has an elliptical stylus and tracks at 1.75g?
TIA!
I decided to go the route of a DJ setup to experiment and possibly entertain with an inexpensive DJ setup. I got 2 Numark TT1625 turntables with the factory cartridges, usually a 0.6 Mil spherical Diamond Tip with about 3 grams of tracking force. I plan on doing playback and back cuing only, no scratching.
Can a cartridge like this damage my LPs that I use on my non-DJ setup at home (in my System link)? If so, should I go to an Ortofon Omega that has an elliptical stylus and tracks at 1.75g?
TIA!
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