I can say that I bought my pair of RP7000MK2 based on your original review. No complaints had them for over a year of almost daily use and they are a solid investment.

These will not disappoint! Indeed, bought a pair of these for home use and I was not disappointed. I use in DVS mode with Ortofon Digi Carts . No problem mixing four to the floor House and open format. I am not bothered about having Technics anymore these are my new replacements and at a decent price new.

Have the og rp7000 for years now. I like them really much. I have no problems going back and forth between these at home and the 1210/1200 in clubs. I even have to say that sometimes I wish that the 12s in front of me would transform into 7000s. The pitch is really precise and even when I DVS with them the bpm counter is way less jittery than with 12s I am recommending them to everybody basically.

I really like the thought of these, seeing as they're quite sturdy and heavy while not having to think about buying used stuff from Technics. The only complaint I have from the get-go are the dual start/stop buttons instead of a 45 RPM hole. Reloop should have two different versions. That way, they'd cater towards hi-fi people as well who likes to use a heavy metal plinth DD turntable but not want to go through the whole vintage process. Let's hope that they change this in the future.

I have a Technics sl 1500c, and bought a Reloop 7000 mk2 because I wanted a turntable with pitch control, as I have a lot of dance vinyl that I like to play a little faster. Hand on heart, I can hear no difference between the two turntables at all, and the Reloop has a stronger motor. Save yourself some cash (practically 50%!) and buy a Reloop.

I had 1210s for many years, sold them sadly however gotten back into it and have picked up the limited edition set of Reloop which I must say are fabulous.. on standard needles at the moment which were supplied with them I will be upgrading them soon as I can.. that all I would say.. A Graet Table I think the New Classic.

The wow and flutter specs are actually lower than technics. 0.01 vs 0.025 however reloop has a * next to the spec stating imperfections. However the difference would be negligible bringing it to just under or technics equivalent

Recently brought a pair of these, no complaints so far, really is a rock solid turntable. only slight complaint is knowing the wow and flutter is more than a Technics. Although in reality there is no audible difference at all.

Nice looking tables. Thanks for posting Mo.

Best in the market in this moment! I have 2 black

Nice mixer behind you. The realistic in the blue box. Try to mix with this two reloop turntables. And without EQ. Old school. Enjoy!

Way late to comment but just bought a set to replace broken 1200s they are amazing

So I just saw this video today, but I got a pair of these a couple of months ago along with some Ortofon green's and I've been good. At the time, the price was $425/each and it's hard to beat that.

Cheers mate! Picking one up in Paris this weekend !

Just got one. No complaints at all so far.

6000 series were a great table also most probably my favourite deck.

Hey, my two cents on the digital vs analogu pitch control - I am also on a lookout for a good set of turntables (had faulty 1210s, messed up at 120lp, and nice set of reloop 4000 - my first set and tbh I had no complaints back then). Only recently found out about digital pitch controls and saw ppl complaining and stuff bla bla - this put me off from buying the 7000 mk2. The, I dug deeper and saw that pros really have no issues with this, my doubt is that they even prefer it - for eg. I love Sven Vaeth and actually due to this digital pitch control gossip I immediately assumed he would prefer analog pitch control, but then I thought let me check... I went through a lot of his sets and really had a look and found out that dude seems to be using 1200 M5G (digital pitch) ever since they came out without any issues. I saw him use mk2 also, but this probably depends on the venue and ofc he would have no trouble using a brick. But all in all, go check for yourself if you do not believe me, m5g is really easy to spot due to the led lights and the buttons below the pitch. This put this stupid digital vs analogue discussion to rest in my head. Ofc it feels different, but the bottom line is, they both work. One other thing, a lot of ppl who complained about digital vs analogue pitch compare them head on eg. 1200 mk2 against smth digital - which when you think about it makes no god damn sense! Ofc you might have to correct the whole time bcs one is digital and the other is analogue - my guess is also that you might as well do a slight adjustment on the analogue one and they would be locked in (you might be somwhere in between the digital step) - these ppl have no idea what they are talking about tbh. So, if you have two good digital pitch control turntables of the same brand that is the only time you can make an honest comparison - bcs what I think once they get locked in they are locked in.

a Super OEM with a Technics 1200MK@ layout!..AWESOME!...now i know that turntables to replace my 1200's i had to sell!

I have a pair of numark ttx and considering getting a pair of these later on based on this review.

I bought these 5 days ago. I really liked the feel of them. I like the raised platter and the smooth bottom edge, the adjustable torque, pitch return better that PLX-1000 I tested etc. I set one up and there was a hum coming through the speaker. Changed leads, run it through a phono box, amp, powered speaker, changed cartridge etc. No difference. Shop told me set the second one up as a comparison. Same problem. Took them back to the shop. Tested against a 1210 MK7 and my 1975 Technics SL1500. Both Reloops had the same hum. Both Technics were silent. Both returned and I am now awaiting some 1200 MK7 Silver. There are some threads about unshielded wires in the Reloops??

Just bought a pair of these and they are excellent ! I would go as far as to say even better than the Technics 1210 !

I'm using the rp-8000 mk2 with a ortofon VNL cart and the weight is hanging off the edge to the point to where I can't even get it balanced amd then it's not catching when scratching. Need to find that heavier tonearm weight you speak of. The reloop blue cartridge works fine

2:25 This part of the video is just so satisfying lol

For me in this moment the best on the market !

Got this in black fantastic quality 👍😊

Reloop needs to make clones of the 70s full automatic Technics tables. DJs already have enough manual ones. LPs are back in a big way and vintage tables are getting hard to find and expensive. SLP 1300 and 1600 or even better go quartz lock like the 1301 and 1600 mk2. All the new ones are belt drive and fully manual, that's not what most home users want.

Mo's voice is just so smooth

Purchased the mk1 model, its an excellent turntable

Hey mojaxx, i bet you can do the "wine down" by pressing the start/stop button if you turn the "break" knob to 6 seconds. I own a vestax pdx 2000 and i use that feature when I'm mixing house music sometimes.

Hello! Lovely video. Have you maybe tried AT Lp140x? If yes, which one would you recommend between this two? Thanks

the one thing is just missing the 45 adaptor/ n slot

I'm considering a pair of these in black

So ... What about vs Denon VL12? Your reviews are helpful to the DJ Community but for us Home Audio guys, we find ourselves wanting/needing evals more along sonic quality capabilities. I bought a DJ style table because of the ongoing rep of Technics SL1200. I bought my VL12 at a crazy good price of $350 ... New, sealed in box. It sounds great for listening purposes but wondering how it stands up to the others DJ tables .... replacing my Systemdelk IIX900 belt driven table. table...

After 2 pairs of technics I am really happy with my reloop rp7000, thank you Mate!

Hi, please help. Technics have recently upgraded their pitch control so they're more like the old analog/Technics 1210 MK2's . Now all these new turntables, incl the 7000 MK2's are digital, which means they're never 100% and when beat matching/mixing you're always having to work the platter and pitch. Are you finding this with the 7000's. E.G when you've got both discs match, and the fader in the middle, can you leave them both playing out together for a good length of time ? Appreciated. John

Any chance of an rp4000mk2 review? This turntable spec wise beats a 1210 and comes with an ortofon needle for £250 bargain really.

They replaced generic Super OEM tonearm with a Technics tonearm copy from Pioneer PLX-1000 and we got Mk2. If they really want to make it perfect they should get rid of extra Start button (looks stupid), bring back 7" adapter, get rid of oversized casing (shared with RP-8000 to lower the cost I guess), so we don't see this weird looking empty space on the left side of platter and make platter sunken-in like in Pioneer/Stanton ST 150 M2. This way we get Pioneer PLX-100, but 200€ cheaper.

Why would you need two start / stop buttons? 🤔

Great video. Lovely hoodie!!!

Like all Technics clones, the table is warped as it goes around though the top and bottom are ground flat. Comes from imprecise casting.

How Reloop RP7000 MK2 would perform in a heavy bass environment? Would it resonate and feedback or not? Usually this is one of the main concerns of a DJ who intends to use a turntable in a club like environment. Another question that sometimes is ignored is about maintaining the best sound quality of the music playing. The answer to this question depends on many variables, like the following: - turntable chassis design and construction, in order to obtain the best isolation possible against vibrations - platter manufacturing method (die-casting or machining), in order to obtain the best stability, damping and wobble free rotation - the presence of a built-in integrated phono preamplifier, that can generate additional noise, due to its low quality, poor isolation or inability to apply the proper RIAA eq curve - tone arm construction and design - stylus construction, design and quality All these variables are often the result of poor quality control policies on the assembly line or the lack of interest from manufactures to invest in turntable designs and developments. Finally we have all the variables linked to turntable settings, like arm height, VTA, azimuth, zenith, etc., which affects the final sound reproduction. The turntable use for mixing require alot of attention and maintenance, in order to obtain the best sound possible, and all that attention and maintenance translate in time spent and sound quality being inconsistent most of the time. In the years preceding the introduction of digital mixing equipment, the turntable was the only equipment able to offer the possibility in to mix music, but nowadays with all the digital technology available to us in the industry, the turntable is effectively absolete until some proud manufacturer learns to improve production tolerances and until tight standards are imposed on records thickness and planeity. As for anyone who wants to learn to beat match the old school way, the presence of a turntable (with all its complications) is not a requirement. If you want to learn to beat match, simply use your ears, learn not to look at the displays and forget about the sync button.

I strongly advise you to test them. They have weak vibration isolation/dampening feature. Make your own opinion. But they resonate so much. Isolation is absolutely critical. They disappointed me. From esthetic point of view they are really good and nice imitation of the notorious.

Does it come with a cartridge when you buy it or do you need to buy one seperately?

I have the Audio Technica LP1240s and am stoked. TO think you can almost buy 2 Rp7000 or AT LP1240 for the same price as 1 Pioneer PLX1000, what a RIP Pioneer.. taking the piss.

Great review mate!

Is there any difference between these and the Gold Edition 7000's

Please make the Reloop RP-8000 mkii with MIDI in 🤞😁🤞

Reloop 7000 mk2 or pioneer plx 1000?? I m not sure which pair to buy.. Advice?

good review, i've been hesitating between theses and the stanton st-150 Since stantons are made in USA i thought they would be a better choice.. Keep on the good reviews!!

I heard the black finsh look better? 1200 sliver man normally but if the black 7000 looks higher quality?

Is it possible to bypass the built-in preamp and use an external phono preamp? What would be the position of the switch if possible ?

RP7000 mk2 VS LP140X? Which Is the best?

so this or the at lp140xp? Also is the wow and flutter really 0.01%, according to the manual?

Reloop states a wow & flutter of 0.01% which is lower than other super OEM tables and is the same as tech 1210 mk 2’s as I recall..

Best than 1200, i had technics

Warning - if you are a turtablist that does ultrapitch scratching, all of the newer super oem turntables are terrible. They have issues with the torque trying to over correct when scratching at slower speeds. I wish I had known this before I purchased mine, as I did so exactly for ultrapitch scratching. May try to get an older hanpin or a vestax.

choosing between the AT-LP1240 to this, what is your opinion?

On the fence about getting these. 2 years since you posted the video. Would you still recommend?

I've been looking at adding two turn tables to my set up and have considered both the reloop 7000's and the 4000's however I can't find any decent reviews or video on the 4000's. Has anyone had any experience with them, is it worth spending almost double and getting the 7000's or will the 4000's hold up in a bedroom set up? thanks

I bought this tourntable a few months ago and i'm very disappointed. I heard a lot of great opinion about RP6000 that's whay i bought Reloop. The arm of this turntable during more energetic movements jumps. And when i use the Ultra Pitch around -25% or -50% during scratching the engine stops for 2-3 seconds or speeds up. I called to service and they said that it is normal for this turntable... :D

Is the body's surface or the buttons on top rubber-coated? My ST.150 MK1 had this and it got super sticky after a few years. Sucks.

With the phase dj interface the turntable won’t matter anymore if dvs is your thing which it is for most

You have to be honest it sure is good value for the money

Cool stuff, keep it up

Great turntables.

Woul you recommend rp-7000 mk2 over restoring old Technics 1200 mk2?

Great review!!!!

Is the platter made from steel like the 1200s or aluminum like the Audio Technicas?

Hey Mojaxx , do you think there better then the Denon VL12 Prime TT's ? which has better insulation from vibration?

Thank you

Great review

Spot on time review for Me, because I’m looking for a new set of simple spinner. But, nowhere I can buy this in Germany at the moment..... Hrrrgh. :) Reloop guys.. when those bad boys will arrive here?

do these work with rekordbox dvs ? I just need a timecode vinyl ?

Hey Mo - what carts do you recommend for these RP7000mk2's?

Can I use this for just home usage playing records with no scratching or mixing?

MojaxxVJD Have you ever done a rewiew of the Synq Xtrem1?

But the question is, can you scratch on it?

It’s hard to pick these over Technics even though there’s a huge price difference.

My kind straight in the GROVE

i want to experience the digital pitch

I have a problem when i try to scratch. It skipps very easily even though i gave it a good weight and antiskating. Could that be solved without having to go for straight tonearm?

I noticed that the platter is not recessed!,.....does that make a difference whn u do a lil Platter Pitching??*(dats mine...lol)

You mentioned the Rloop Turn % and I went to look at it, absolutely stunning but a little more than I want to spend, I am interested in your opinion between the two - It will be on my home stereo system, but I demand pretty good stuff - I have a very large (and old) Vinyl collection going back to the early 60's and some really old 78's I inherited from one of my Dads old friends - anyway, they will never be play anyhow. So, one, how good is the Cartridge that comes with the 7000 compared to the Ortofon 2M Red on the Turn 5 - As if I would be replacing the 7000's cart with that anyway, then puts the price-point very close - OR is the Cartridge on the 7000 Home Audiophile (near) anyway ?

Would you recommend the Pioneer PLX 1000 over the Reloop 7000 MK2?

Do you still feel the same about the turntables today?

Can anyone recommend some good needles to use with these for scratching? Preferably recommendations both from the reloop brand and other brands too.

Reloop 7000 Better than technics, i had both, and if i had Money to respend on turnantables i spend It on reloop

On my wish list with the reloop kut mixer 😀

dvs rekordbox campatible?

You say in video, that wow & flutter not as good as at Technics 1200s. So that's not a true value 0,01 % for this model? Old Technics has 0,025 WRMS. So actually reloop rp-7000 should be better at this important spec....

Do you expect an RP-8000MK2 soon?

i watched a review recently and the guy was saying there was an issue with drift on the pitch control. anyone else experienced this? very important to know before i splash

M5G'S FOR LIFE!

Is this turntable great for audiophile listening?

Some additional notes: the text on start/stop button is printed, so it will wash out in time. I saw it on hardly used mk1 - buttons became clear with no text. Also why i will never buy it is because of aesthetics. I reeeeally dont like this empty space on the left and platter floating over the body. Looks stupid for me.plx1000is closer to ideal, but it has round cdj button and +250eur price "because... pioneer"©

do the rp7000s come w the green ortofon cartridges?

What kind of needles I can use for thanks

NTX 1000 review when?

Would the platter from 7000 work on 1200?

Wirklich gutes video und coole tipps! ;) auch einmal beim yt von Roland Leonardo vorbei, cooler typ und hat auch ähnliche tipps.