Stanton STR8.150 Professional DJ Turntable

The straight-armed version of its counterpart has a tonearm that is meant to minimize the inward and outward force on the needle, giving it better tracking compared to the S-shaped Stanton 150.

Stanton STR8-150 review - by guest reviewer Wozza - March 2005 There is a lot of hype around this turntable. Can the STR8-150 live up to the hype or does it fall short of the mark? Before we go into he review I would like to point out that this turntable will not become the industry standard.

I owned and used Technics turntables for about 5 years before selling them and getting out of DJing due to a number of professional and personal reasons. Unbeknownst to me at the time that I sold my 1200s, Panasonic was several months away from ceasing production.Fast forward a couple of years...

take my word readers, this deck is class, i`ve had these turntables for about 6 months now, and i have no complaints at all, i had 1210`s mk2 before these babies and the stantons im afraid kick a*ss (sorry to all you technic fans) as im one myself..

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  KEY CORRECTION: REVERSE PLAY: 78BPM SETTING`S: ADJUSTABLE START AND BRAKNG SPEED:

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  NO DUST COVERS.

This is simply the best turntable on the market. It's got the quickest start and stop times, reverse button, key correction. I fill let down whenever I have to spin on Technic 1200's when I'm out. You will not find a better machine anywhere. I love it!