Mojaxx takes a look at the Mixars LTA straight-arm turntable.
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Keep up the good work dude
Great review as always – but are we gonna get the Allen & Heath Xone PX5 review anytime soon? I saw you used it a few weeks ago so eagerly awaiting your views on it.
I miss 1200
where can i get a 7 inch control vinyl like that?
reading these comments im forsure going to upgrade to the stanton 150s from the t.92…I have a mixar duo and wanted their turntable till i tried it and then it left me with either Reloop 7000 or 150s….150s it is….
Why do they keep bringing out the same old product?
So tired of these unrecessed platters.
Is the platter recessed on this deck? Doesn’t look like it and even though that doesn’t seem like a big deal I prefer the recessed platter like on the PLX. Great video as usual.
if you weren’t already into technics would you pick up a pair of these?
I’m waiting to see the new Denon, it’s supposed to be a new design and not another Hanpin.
better buy an used vestax pdx or stanton st…
Ok, full credit to Dj Knyfestryke for pointing out my glaring error in this review – Straight tonearms don’t have antiskate, and therefore my comment about the lack of markings on the dial is redundant.
All the other Super OEMs in the lab are of the ‘S’ arm variety, and I was looking at the differences to those – they all have the markings. But looking at the Reloop RP-8000 Straight Arm, the Stanton STR8-150, etc, they don’t have them either – because they don’t need them!
It was only a small criticism, and didn’t impact my wholehearted recommendation of the LTA, regardless – but I want to be clear, that criticism I made is totally invalid.
Great review as always.
Straight tone arms don’t have antiskate
stanton str8-150 is a tank
I just picked up two of these. The tone arm rattles like hell. It even shakes when you scratch. So disappointing. Coming from using Technics I was kinda let down by build quality. Also the leads will stick out of the side of the turntable and won’t let it sit neat beside the mixer. They should change quite a few things when it comes to version 2. I’m gonna do a full honest review on these.
Vestax is da best. f*ck all those turntable that cost 800$ and look the same.
nice guys i have 2x stanton st.150s
Could you compare the platinum vs the ddjrb?
j dilla forever!!!
it would be cool if you do a review of the new allen & heath PX5 mixer ; btw great video
…the Pioneer 100 cost a little bit more because…. Pioneer! 😀
Funny boy +Mojaxx
I was looking at the Reloop RP7000 but I prefer a straight arm and I”m not a fan of midi controls on my deck….so, do I chance this LTA or go traditional with the Reloop? The struggle is real.
Anyone have any thoughts on the Pioneer PLX-500??
A beast is the Audio Techninca AT-LP1240 as you mention in this review, They are by far the best price in Turntables in the market without spending a arm and a leg. I pick up a pair for the price of 1 pioneer PLX-1000 Pro or Reloop RP-8000 both good decks, however I like to do my homework to see whats out there that is like a 12 and without digging in my pocket. To all my DJ brothers and sisters Mojaxx is on point for cutting this review short because he know whats up in Dj Gear….
Great review!….straight 2 da point….i haven’t tried a straight arm turntable!
Hey Mojaxx, my stanton 150’s CAN still play audio when you switch the motor off. There’s a seperate power switch by power connector. Surprised the mixar one doesn’t follow this. Great reviews (as always) otherwise
What’s a height for scratching on this model
Do a review video of the DJM 450 and if its also works with serato dj
I’m watching out for a video
Thanks Mojaxx!
whats a good beginner option as far as turntables go? I want one to be able to sample from vinyl but also to eventually start dabbling in turntablism a bit. Any suggestions?