Pascal Hibon wrote: 
> To be honest, I don't think the demand will be sufficient. The Technics
> turntable is usually not highly regarded (against better judgment) in
> the audiophile world. And most turntable DJ's have analog and digital
> alternatives with 'Pioneer DJ'
> (http://www.pioneerdj.com/en/product/turntable) and 'Denon DJ'
> (http://denondj.com/products/view/sc3900#.VbZwLvmqqko). 
> I only silently hope it will come back because the Technics is truly an
> icon. There is no other peace of equipment that had such a long
> lifespan. That alone deserves a statue :-)

Yeah. That's my suspicion as well... Actual numbers of DJ's interested
in going back to spinning physical vinyl probably isn't a big number
since the transition to digital has happened already. So Panasonic isn't
likely going to have the same about of economy of scale to build with
the same quality and make good profit, hence the unlikeliness of it
coming back... And if it does, the price might take quite a leap!

Likewise, I would love to see it come back. I certainly wouldn't mind
getting a new 1210 black unit at a reasonable price. For the value
conscious, keeping it -not -highly regarded among the audiophile crowd
is a good thing :D. At least maybe keeping used prices from being
astronomical!



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