Good system which fast times but a timecode zertratzt

Is to predict that the Ortofon Concorde Scratch are made plates for hip-hop. If you own a digital vinyl system and for example plays electro, should opt for the Ortofon Digitrack or Ortofon Electro or Ortofon Arciv.

The Ortofon Concorde Scratch has a really good groove resistance and thus also really good quality. For this it is almost impossible to cut this for scratch out of the grooves. Even with Timecode records that indeed have a recognizable shallower than normal disks, I use them now nurnoch for my Traktor Scratch Pro, since I switched a few years ago of Hip Hop plates on electric. The durability is outstanding. Have the systems used over 2 years ago bought the needles and still run without any problems, wear and tear are not recognizable. The disadvantages are that they allegedly by the high Rillenestigkeit have a slightly higher wear plate and the plates are scratched very quickly when Abrutchen. My 5-month-old tractor plates have despite all except for a few small scratches no Abnutzspuren. For grandmas old collector plates I would not use them in any case. Yet another drawback is the volume. They're pretty loud for a Concorde System. Most one notices this when the Timecode records, as these give only a Fiebton of itself. Today I had joined by my cousin the Digitrack which have been developed especially for timecode and was able to determine that these are only minimal quieter. Therefore, this is a shortcoming with which one can live ...

The color of the Ortofon Concorde Scratch is something very special. I opted for the pink, which with my white Reloop RP 6000 ltd. Really good match. In black light, which hangs just above my setup, it changes the way its color in Orange. This comes from the floristic ornamental paint systems.

All in all a really good system, just as you would expect it from a Ortofon. I can use any of HipHop plates, like ma scratcht or timecode used recommend these systems. However, one should not let the other Ortofonsysteme ignore ...

Regards,

Marick-one