I've had enough of my shitty stylus'

[wilki]

Shit, how dear are these! Fcukin ridiculous! Can anyone advise me on what to get ( looking at spending no more that 80 quid) and where?
Do any of you know of any reliable online stores that sell dj equipment? Or any of the South West people among u know of any shops that can help?

HEEEEEEEEEEELP!

[Adverse]

blue ortofons :P

[DJZeMig_L]

Ortofon Concorde DJ E (eliptical... Spherical for little less wear on yer rec.s .. but also little less sonic detail) r an exelent compromise .. just like adverse said!

Z

[wenna]

yes, but concordes are no good unless your turntables have straight tonearms! i would go with stanton 505's. :)

[Paul Nisbet]

CONCORDES.... nothin comes close imo.

[Adverse]

not those shitty banana carts.. the actual cart.. i forget what they are called.. you plug em into the headshell. lol.

[Barely Human]

Deppends what your wanting to do. If you scratch a lot then the Shure M447 are the best you can get (and they're only £40 each :D )

[Pathogen]

yes, but concordes are no good unless your turntables have straight tonearms! i would go with stanton 505's. :)

hmmm not sure about this, i been using concordes on 1210's for many, many years and never had any problems.
this is the 1st time i have heard this, and dont understand what this way of thinkin is about? please explain..

IMO ... blue concords are the ones ya want ... good workhorses and not that expensive ... £100 for the pair.

but as said before it depends on what ya doing with them.

[wilki]

Cheers guys. Very helpful indeed. Probably gonna sctatch quite a bit as have just started playing breakbeat as an afterparty sorta music. So are concordes not great if I'm wanting tio scratch?

[Barely Human]

If your scratching, get the shure's mate! Trust me! Ive been scratching for years(and ive just done DMC) and nothing comes close to these!

[DJ Corbzy]

blue ortofon djs....alllllllllllllllllllll the way! :D

[Addict]

silver concordes!!! but thats coz i've got 1200's the normal concordes are just the same

[wenna]

basically when you are cueing-up a record with concordes on straight tonearms the needle can jump, making harder work of mixing and damaging your vinyl. don't get me wrong concordes are good, but so are stanton 505's. and cheaper aswell.

[Barely Human]

basically when you are cueing-up a record with concordes on straight tonearms the needle can jump, making harder work of mixing and damaging your vinyl. don't get me wrong concordes are good, but so are stanton 505's. and cheaper aswell.

Aye, if your just after a decent cart for ya bedroom then the stanton 505's are a briliant compromise.

[DJ Pearcey]

PINK ORTOFONS!!! WITHOUT A DOUBT. QUALITY NEEDLE ONCE YOU'VE BEDDED THEM IN.

[DJ Pearcey]

Shit, how dear are these! Fcukin ridiculous! Can anyone advise me on what to get ( looking at spending no more that 80 quid) and where?
Do any of you know of any reliable online stores that sell dj equipment? Or any of the South West people among u know of any shops that can help?

HEEEEEEEEEEELP!

IF YOU LIVE IN PLYMOUTH RADIO PARTS IS THE BEST PLACE FOR NEEDLES PAL.

[TripleX]

yes, but concordes are no good unless your turntables have straight tonearms! i would go with stanton 505's. :)

isn´t it the other way round. if your tonearm is straight you shouldn´t use concordes :?: :?: