Reloop Upper Torque Hybrid Turntable Instrument RP-8000-MK2

Amazing piece of equipment. I've been using Numark NS7, and then the classic Numark V7's, and decided to pick both of these up as a DJ hobby. I didn't realize that I also had to buy needle cartridges and control Vinyls so that set me back another couple days. But once I got everything set up, it took me about 2 or 3 days to get used to the layouts. It's very intuitive and of course while it doesn't have beat matching like they do on those prior controllers, I'm forced to use skills for that and there is Pitch Bend, hopefully the next software or firmware update can make it so pitch bending is easier to access instead of going through platter play.And if you're coming from Technics well this is right up your alley but with 8 awesome pads right there for more access besides your DJM-S9, 72, Elite, or Numark Scratch Mixer!Now I know why turntablists find this art form a dying breed. It is very difficult but feels so goshdarn satisfying when done correctly. I've been scratching since 2012 on and off and the downside is you would have to lug these heavy pieces of equipment to your gigs, people these days want convenience. So play these at home and take ur crappy ones on tour lol. But the quality and marksmanship of these beautiful machinery will definitely last for years to come. I hope they go up in price! I'm keeping mines that's for sure, thx Reloop.

My experience with these turntables has been largely positive, though I do have a couple of minor gripes. The first is the inconvenient location of the power switch making it a challenge to turn off the right turntable, and the second is the absence of a 45 adapter slot. However, this second point isn't a major issue considering the limited space available.Overall, my satisfaction with these turntables is high. I'm still learning to use the platter play, but it's nice to know it's there if I need it. Currently, they're fitted with Reloop Concordes and a Pioneer DJ DJM-S5. The 8000 Mk2 compensates for the Pioneer's shortcoming in terms of lacking 8 full performance pads.Overall, I am quite happy with these turntables and I'm glad I chose the Reloop 8000 Mk2.

I purchased this for my son's 25th birthday because he is starting his vinyl collection. He was so pleased with the quality and power that it has. I tried uploading the video but it would not take so I sent a picture instead. The record player is all that it says it is and more. If you want to hear high-quality pitch with adjustable switches then you are sure to become the DJ of your party!

Quality item. Works great

My purchase did not come with a belt so it is practically useless

Edit: 4mo laterThe turntable is amazing. If you've ever heard of the vestax controller one which they only made 100units and sells for $3000, Well this does what that can do.I love the ultra pitch and being able to see the screen for setting It exactly to what I want for the ultra pitch scratch records. Screen shows BPM as well along with what key your on when using platter Play mode ( really cool to use once you figure it out).Only issue I've had it that the tonearm weight is really light so when using shure m44-7 or ortofon VNL headshells it wouldn't balance properly so I had to flip around the weight with numbers facing backwards and then I was able to balance it. If your using the banana ortofon stylus then your good no issues with those. I'm liking this over my rane twelve mk2. I will buy another rp8000 but it'll be the 8000s model with straight tonearm for better tracking when doing tazers and such.I did some research before I got my full setup and I was going to go all reloop and get a elite mixer and rp-8000 mk2 but I wanted a screen so I got the Rane 72 instead and got this turntable with a rane 12 to have the best of both worlds.Even my dog was breakdancing when I used platter play. Check pics. His name is DJ lit papi 😁

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