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Roy Badami
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bpm list , idm list
Date:
Wed, 15 Jun 94 15:45:42 BST
Subject:
Re: SL1200 RIP
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quoted 4 lines I'm just wondering whether Technics really understand their market> I'm just wondering whether Technics really understand their market > with this deck. It strikes me that Technics think of this as a piece > of domestic hi-fi equipment, and largely fail to realize its > importance as a piece of professional DJ equipment.
They MUST realise this. Arent the 'mixing champoinships' sponsored by Technics? How could they produce a design classic like the sl1200 and not realise that it somthing special. For one, they could tell this from the market (demand) alone. Maybe they have warehouses full of them and want to get people to buy them quickly ...... before they release the secret CD equivalent design classic. (btw Technics did produce a CD player that was obviously intended to be the Cd equiv of the sl1200, I think it might have even been called the SLP1200? - it borrows some of styling from the 1210 - same pitch fader etc. has a sloping front and top loading hatch. ) I reckon the SL1200 deserves a design classic tribute programme on Channel 4 ( = uk tv.) like they had for the E-type Jag! Chris.