L&M @ NAMM 2017: Stanton DJ Turntables & Headphones

New products showcased by Stanton DJ at NAMM 2017, including the T.62 M2 turntable, ST.150 M2 turntable, T.92 M2 USB turntable and more!

This video is a part of the NAMM 2017 playlist.

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[DjDupree]

o shit.... Thats Omarion's Dj. She Dope!

[tonyphillips]

Str8150s mk 2 which I own r excellent and much lighter than my mk 1s stantons are by far the best on planet earth I love them 💪❤️😍😉👍

[TheMixbusters]

Word to the wise. I have just purchased a pair of these to replace my original ST.150's (original Mk1). The platter/motor takes a lot of getting used to as it doesn't have as much torque as the originals, so you end up overcompensating. Also, I really miss not having an indicator light at the '0' point of the pitch fader. When mixing (I'm old school) you don't always know if you're just over/under zero, which can have an affect on the song being played if you adjust incorrectly! The recessed LED doesn't shine enough light on the main platter speed markings. Instead, it basically shines on the lowest markers which is not helpful if you need to see whether you're over/under rotating, because there's no '0' indicator on the pitch fader. Lastly, there is no Key Correction at all. This was a useful function that really stood Stanton apart from the other brands... so I'm not quite sure where the increased functionality is on this product as described by the Rep in this video. UPDATE 25/05/17: I have also noticed that the platter speed (when viewed through the recessed LED) seems to look inconsistent. The dots seem to move back & forth slightly like a belt drive turntable. I haven't really noticed anything significant when playing music, so maybe it's a defect of the platter itself... as this is the same on both turntables.Hope this helps

[bluemantom]

nice how stanton has come a long way when I started DJing I had to pickering cartridges that was a stantom brand and then i got two stanton 500mk2 cartridges my weather Radio sack version so they were all black with the white stylus not gold but they where the same i still have one stanton 680 cartridge

[TimEdward-cr]

I really dig the "less is more" approach Stanton have taken with this deck.

[OKDUBB]

Dustcover options must be available to buy.
Stanton must work on this.

[dominiclattanzi]

Stanton ST150 MKII question. Did they fix the sticky button problems of the original Stanton ST150? Loved mine until they both developed sticky buttons and base.

[sureshotjay]

did they remove the quartz lock button and the zero pitch light indicator???

[junglistsoldier]

Why do they emphasize making turntables lighter? Heavy is better to prevent vibrations.

[daymeongartrell]

The (removable?) stylus light is slimmer.

[sureshotjay]

so, at $600 where are the major upgrades that make me want to jump out of the originals?

[djkurbcutter]

"THE TORQUE SUCKS" DONT DO IT! I RETURNED THEM TWICE THE SAME DAY GET THE ORIGINALS!

[djkurbcutter]

YUP LETS TAKE EVERYTHING AWAY FROM THE ORIGINAL THAT MADE IT ORIGINAL AND SELL THEM FOR 700$ EACH

[numanuma]

I can't believe Gibson owns so much more than Gibson. Get your act together.

[PhonoDirect]

That "brushed steel" is actually a brushed aluminum, lady... I expected you to know that...

[buddhabinaural]

These are shit. £800 wasted. Poor turntables. Good torque, good bits end there. They have nothing other than torque. Biggest mistake purchase ever for me.