They're almost 2 grand Australian new - now the US dollar is about 60, 65 cents Australian, so you do the maths..... Plus we now have a new GST tax - extra 10%.
You can get those cheap home stereos at pawn shops but there's no service or spare parts and the service/parts cost you. Hence I am stuck with one that turns UR into..... instant Walt Disney records. In fact the service for turntables sucks all round in this country. Trust me, I have tried all of these recommendations. My techno CD collection is actually quite modest. Even import CDs are A$40 over. I'm still saving up for Alan Oldham's - at 41/45 bucks. We call it "the tyranny of distance". Redeeming 313 content: Detroit Grand Pu Bahs is getting a local release through Zomba. You should read the official label bio - hilarious. Goes on about them meeting at the Detroit Zoo. I got sucked in until it went into the part about underground labyrinths. Cheers Cyclone >Turntables cant be that expensive in Australia? >In the Staes (I'm sure its about the same in Europe) a new direct drive >table by gemini or numark will run you about $100, theres also the cheap >home stereo turnatbles you find at pawn shops that will play 33 and >45rpm just fine for $20 and up. >Have you seen those complete dj systems in box for $300-$500? >My advise is if you have enough money to build yourself up a impressive >Detroit techno CD collection invest 400 bucks on a Technics SL1200MK2. > >stephen.
