Numark TTX1 Fusion Series Turntable with Digital Output

Feature:
Pitch lock, interchangeable tone arms, 10%/20%/50% pitch adjustment, reversible configuration (battle or normal), EXTREMELY high torque, digital backlit display (easy to remember how fast a song needs to be since you get x.x% readout)

Quality:
Thing weighs a ton. Very solidly built. Only parts that move are ones that are supposed to. Basically you have to drop the thing to even come close to damaging it.

Value:
Retail price is blindingly high ($750) but it's almost impossible NOT to find these things at about half off.

Desirability:
Only 1200 purists will find any fault with the design or function of these tables. The lighting of the TTXs also looks really cool in a dark club.

Sound:
Just as good sound with the phono level outputs as properly grounded 1200s. Your needles will be the limiting factor here. Line level and digital outputs allow for superb sound quality.

Ease of Use:
Plug it in. Turn it on. You're spinning records.

Support:
I give support a 10 because the thing was so solidly built that I've never had to even call Numark.

Overall:
These things will eventually replace the 1200s as people eventually get wind of the features and quality of the turntables.

Feature:
main features i ejoy are the 8%,10%,20%,50% pitch options plus the key lock makes it easy for me to spin anything with anything. I spin techno so throwing on a hiphop track on doesn't sound like chipmunks. unfortunately the key lock doesn't work if you have the turntable hooked up with the phono out. you have to change it to the line out on the back and to your mixer's line out which i didn't know when i bought it. luckily my mixer had line in. I know some don't. THe switchable arm is awesome. YOu have a revers swicth which is funs and easily changable brake and start times. the ability to swithc the display form regular style to battle style doesn't come that in handy for me but i have used it to minimise space. THe motor is tough and and strong and makes it smooth to mix with.

Quality:
One has a ground hum on mine but you can only tell if no music is playing which is rare. I want to fix it but i just don't have the money to try right now. it feels solid not like all of the rest of numark's stuff. They are heavy as hell and i have almost thrown out my back trying to carry them. Don't try to put them in a coffin case together. you won't be able to carry them that way. it will be too awkward and heavy. i got two case one for each.

Value:
i think they are worth it. I have been on tech quite a bit and i still think i like these better.

Desirability:
these are the sexiest decks i have ever seen. they make all other decks look neanderthal. A beautiful mix between smooth metal, a gray rubber surface and blue lighting. SEXY as hell

Sound:
the sound is great. I use shure M35x needles. With the straight arm it does seem sensitive to me touching the record and sometimes easier to feedback through bass vibrations. If it is a big problem i change the arm which you can't do with other decks. I usually go for the "s" arm because they have excellent groove holding abilities as it is and they don't feedback so much on big sound systems.

Support:
I haven't had too much problem with them for my decks but i had a PPD9000 mixer that didn't do what it said and they really sucked. So i hope i don't have to go through them to fix anything on these.

Overall:
very satified is all i can say!!!