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It's confusing to me...

Posted by Bry on January 2, 2017 at 07:16:32:
Like it or not, the 1200 is best known as a DJ table and it was the professional market that kept it in production all these years. But, it's just one of many models that Technics could have updated and put back in production. Keeping the look exactly the same will score better with DJs than audiophiles who (I'm pretty sure) would have embraced an update.

The ideal solution to me would have been to update the 1200 at a reasonable cost and also release an audiophile version with less obvious gadgetry and a wood plinth... or something like that.