Reloop RP-7000 MK2 Professionele dj-platenspeler met Upper Torque Quartz directe aandrijving, nieuwe toonarmbasis, S-tonarm, hoge resolutie pitch-sectie met digitale fader, zwart metallic

What a dream of a turntable. I always used the sl1200 and at the current prices went for the reloop. I am not dissapointed at all. Delivery was perfect!

Very happy shopper :-)

The torque control is awesome and can be tuned to your preference, the platter is great, and the midi functionality is awesome! Everything works perfectly because it's brand new, and it feels very solid and sturdy.The midi buttons are a little small but you get used to that, and I still don't understand why they put two start/stop buttons on the table...The price for me as a Canadian was pretty steep though I gotta say. just over $1000 for one, and I got 2 technic 1200's for $600 the other week. But I think this table is gonna last me a lifetime, and will pick up another one down the road.

My much loved modified Project RPM 5.1 belt drive turntable developed a motor fault which at the time seemed uneconomical to repair. I already have an Audio Technica AT-LP5, a direct drive turntable which I like a lot but felt the Project was better for serious music listening.Therefore, I began a research for a replacement belt drive turntable, similar in performance to it, but I was persuaded not to be close minded about listening to other direct drive turntables. To cut this saga short, I stumbled upon the Reloop RP-7000Mk2 and Pioneer PLX1000 DJ type direct drive turntables playing in a domestic situation sounding like high grade audiophile decks playing a wide range of musical styles from classical to reggae. My prejudices against such turntables quickly evaporated as it became clear that with the right cartridge, on a revealing audio system ( particularly using a high quality phono stage such as the excellent Rega Fono Mk3 ), these record decks were every bit as good if not better than my Project.So I decided to buy the Reloop over the Pioneer simply because the Reloop was less expensive yet sounded just as capable as the Pioneer and it is just as well constructed.It is supplied without a headshell which meant using ones by Audio Technica and Ortofon and I continued to use my Audio Technica AT 440MLB, a recently purchased Audio Technica VM95SH and a Nagaoka MP110 cartridge which I mostly use on the LP5 plus I have added a Funk firm Achromat platter mat sl1200 version and Premium Quality disc stabilizer which have proved to be pretty effective in improving the sound quality even further.The 7000Mk2 allows all these cartridges to demonstrate great detail retrieval, wide ranging dynamics, wonderful rhythmic timing and tremendous bass power and articulation. I have since repaired the Project but have not missed using it and is now my spare deck.Considering the Reloop is primarily designed to be used in dance clubs, it is one hell of an audiophile sounding turntable that would not be expected by its DJ deck looks. It makes me wonder whether the huge amount of money that can be spent on some highly regarded belt drive turntables is worth it, when a truly audiophile sounding DJ deck direct drive turntable can be bought for relatively low cost.Highly recommended, forget your pre-judgements of DJ decks.

I've had the same pair of Tech 12 MKIIs for decades. They are in storage and I snapped I decided I need a new turntable. I did my research and finally ruled in favour of the RP-7000 after seeing a video of DJ Jazzy Jeff using them (if they're good enough for Jazzy Jeff...)Verdict: I like this turntable. It looks and feels like Tech-12s. The only thing I find ever-so-slightly annoying is that the little tracking light comes off instead of pushing down into the body of the turntable the way you would on a Tech-12. I know I'm going to lose that thing some day. A common complaint is that it doesn't come with a dust cover or a cartridge. Sure. But have you checked the price of a new Tech-12???

Tornamesa de alta calidad en materiales, robusta, pesada (11kg) botones bien hechos, motor potente, es precisa, los botones responden al instante, excelente para mezclar o bien solo para escuchar vinilos, excelente calidad de sonido, cable RCA robusto de alta calidad. No le pide nada a un Technics que vale mas del doble, lo único malo es que no trae cartucho ni aguja, tampoco capelo.