DJ Tutor teaches you how to replace the arm rest on a Technics sl1200, by bending a screwdriver at a ninety degree angle.
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Buy the right speakers and amp for your DJ setup
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Get started with turntables
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Stop record wobble on your deck
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Mix dubstep style music
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1 Comment
How about a vid on replacing the tonearm lifting mechanism. You know the long metal arm on the left hand side of the tonearm. The whole lot including the internal white plastic bit. Cheers
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