Reloop
Included Ortofon cartridge: ready to spin from the start, no extra costs.
Best for: Anyone who wants a complete direct-drive turntable, with a cartridge included, without extra upfront costs.
Editor's score 0-10, only comparable within turntables.
| Drive type | Direct-drive |
|---|---|
| Pitch range | ±8% / ±16% |
| Cartridge included | Yes |
| Weight | 9.8 kg |
| Includes | OM Black cartridge made by Ortofon (Denmark), headshell, slipmat and counterweight |
|---|---|
| Pitch | Dual range ±8% / ±16% with precise 3-speed motor control |
| Tempo Reset | Quartz Lock function with forward/reverse switch |
The RP-4000 MK2 has a refreshed deep matte black metallic finish, with an improved metal knob for better feel. The dual pitch range (±8% and ±16%) with precise 3-speed motor control gives plenty of margin to adjust tempo, and the Tempo Reset function (Quartz Lock) with a forward/reverse switch adds extra functionality. Includes an OM Black cartridge made by Ortofon in Denmark, headshell, and everything you need to start spinning immediately.
With 246 reviews and a 4.4/5 average, it has solid backing. At €329, it's a mid-range option with a cartridge included, avoiding the extra cost that other, more professional turntables in this catalog require.
Best for: Anyone who wants a complete direct-drive turntable, with a cartridge included, without extra upfront costs.
246 reviews at 4.4/5, solid backing for this fully-equipped Reloop turntable.
Hanpin equivalent of the PLX-500 internals. No preamp but mixer can compensate for that. Nice and steady, good enough for scratching as long as you aren’t heavy handed. Comes with headshell and Ortofon needle so you don’t need to purchase seperately. Good budget non-super OEM turntable.
✓ AmazonVielen lieben Dank für dieses Weihnachtsgeschenk das kaum besser hätte sein können und mir herzlich nette Musik näher bringt die mir sehr verbunden ist
✓ AmazonI'll keep this because I got it cheap and I'm just going to use it as a portable single turntable setup to play weddings and corporate gigs, but my 25 year old Numark TT200s have significantly more torque than this weak little thing. Definitely not a serious DJ'ing turntable.
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