Audio Technica LP120 and Reloop RP7000 comparison from a Trance DJ perspective

My view/experience of mixing trance music on both the Audio Technica LP120 and Reloop RP7000, and a quick feature comparison based on my use of these decks.
I mainly mix classic (late 90s/early 2000s) trance, with fairly textbook simple transitions, and I do not scratch.

[@z90012]

Got the Reloop 700 MK2 as my audiophile listening deck Denon 6000 amp and warfedale Evo 44s absolutely love the sound withw a shibata stylus 👍😊

[@6Rhyme]

Do you have Problems whit hum? I bought one brand New,yesterday. it is NOT so good as audiotechnica Atlp120xusb whit grounding?

[@iangillon6981]

I have 12,10`s. But just love the Reloop RP7000 MK2`S

[@trancevoyagesessions]

I’m using the plx500 and they are surprisingly good. You can’t touch the platter when mixing. You have to be on the pitch. I’ve never been one to touch the platter on vinyl anyway. I definitely want to get the Reloops eventually. Nice video mate. All us old djs going back to our roots. Vinyl!

[@neuro145]

At-lp 120 is like reloop rp 4000
At-lp 140 is the right comparison with the rp 7000!!!!!

[@jong-greyhairedvinylenthus6176]

Hi,
Thanks for the comment! Yes, agreed, the LP120 is the Hanpin OEM and the RP7000 is the Hanpin Super OEM.
I only compared these two as these are the ones I have - and it was more of a discussion around are the super OEMs worth it from the perspective of a Trance DJ.
Thanks again for the comment!
Jon

[@eklektikTechno]

Anything high torque will be better for spinning that’s why the Technics 1200’s are the blueprint

[@GroundBeatDe]

Hi, rp7000 has a high resolution pitch, so nice for mixing, the bpm fluctuates 0.02-0.03 bpm per step...thats almost technics level. The rp 8000, the rp mk2 and the mixars (cheap construction) turntables has the same pitch resolution. The vestax pdx 3000 are also in the same range, maybe a little more (the old vestax pdt and pdx Ax has also good pitches, but the motor has not too much torque). All of thoose are great for mixing. All the others suck :D. The screws of the reloops mk1 tend to go loose, but its an easy fix. Besides those and the technics, there are not many with good pitches. The rp are very well constructed, the mixars not. The only tt that i didnt test are the denons vl. Did a while ago wow and flutter tests, an those that i mentioned had the best results. Nice video man. :D

[@HiEndApp]

Need help choosing. What to buy in 2014 - Audio Technica 140 и Reloop RP7000 ? I'm not a DJ. I just love good audio quality. Or maybe look towards other models in this budget? Thank you

[@waynehick]

Space brothers shine on the Audio Technica by any chance?
What are the concorde clubs like?

[@RevMacGuillicutty3735]

try the Audio Technica 140XP. night and day between it and the 120

[@christopherwilliams8104]

So funny I have the 140XP I find it fantastic! And you also have my dad's name 🤣🤣🤣

[@6Rhyme]

My yesterday buyed reloop rp7000 mk2 has hum ı grounded to the preamp. How can i Solve this Problem.

[@Goosonom1cs]

What kind of pre amp

[@jesuscosta3rd215]

I have a technique 1200smk2 I also own a reloop 7000 MK2 and I can tell you that new technique 1200 MK7 they suck compare to the reloop 7000mk2 the new techniques MK7 are nothing like the old school technique 1200 MK 2. The reloop7000MK2 are better and I can tell you from experience that the reloop 7000mk2 a lot closer to the technique 1200mk2 then the new techniques MK sevens the reloop 7000 MK2 they're like the old school technique 1200s but on steroids that's the best way I can describe it and I'm happy with them and they go great with my old school technique 1200 MK 2

[@ale..2161]

Usted no sabe hermano

[@zdziarzky]

Ani jeden ani drugi nie jest godny miana instrumentu jakim jest sl- 1200😁
Na początek zabawy może być ale i tak jak ktoś myśli o graniu z vinyla wcześniej czy później kończy na technicsie
Pozdrawiam

[@signsofthetimes886]

Nope not even. Everyone I know says the reloops rp 7000 km2 are better than the technics.
People who say the technics are the best only say that because they already own a technics and want to justify their purchase.

[@zdziarzky]

@@signsofthetimes886
Ok rozumiem twoje stwierdzenie
W moim przypadku jest to potwierdzone doświadczeniem z różnymi gramofonami-miałem omnitronic oraz reloop i dopiero technics dał mi zadowolenie z pracy na nim
Pozdrawiam

[@Mr.MuscleMan]

@@zdziarzky chłopie no coś za coś, taki SL jest w cenie dwóch reloop'ów, za precyzje sie płaci, a nie każdego stać na tego wypasa, poza tym liczy się kto jakie sobie stawia cele, jeśli ktoś myśli o tym na poważnie, to taki SL jak najbardziej, a tak jak widzisz ja sobie gram w domowym zaciszu, to mi taki reloop wystarczy. Tak na marginesie, to taki SL to już tylko chyba w kręgach hip-hopowych do screchu, niestety ale analog został wyparty, wszędzie wszyscy graja z kontrolerów, jak byłem młody i jeździło się na imprezy, to wszyscy grali z wosku, ale to było 20 lat temu, sam osobiście uważam, że każdy początkujący dj. powinien zaczynać od winyli, bo grać z nich to sztuka, mam kolegę, który zaczął przygodę za konsoletą, nagrywa sety na RUclips, gra z kontrolera, jego mix polega na tym, że klika synchro i przesuwa fadery, gdzie gra ze słuchu, szkoda gadać, pozdrawiam.

[@s.o.shumanbeing7909]

​@@Mr.MuscleMan ja all digital DJ s , but the XDJ s from Pioneer its diffikult to find to buy only Usebuy
I Play home Vinyl I buy it , the Digital is to mutch I hope the Vinyl comes more Back to the Roots

[@djm955]

Mialem w RP-7000MK2 jakies 3-4 lata temu, od dwoch lat mam Technics -SL1200, wiec cos w tym jest co napisales lol