Reloop RP 7000 MK2

è messo su uno scaffale dell' ikea, a 30cm da una delle casse
ho diversi gatti in casa e quindi suona col coperchio chiuso, che non si sa mai
insomma, l' esatto contrario delle buone norme dell' alta fedeltà
eppure non sembra risentirne
è per questo che, pur facendone uso casalingo, ho voluto un giradischi pro
direi che ho fatto bene
è robusto, bello pesante
per evitare storie ci ho montato una concorde, praticamente una volta tolto dalla scatola in neanche 10 minuti già suonava
ed era esattamente quello che volevo

quindi :
uso e caratteristiche do 5 stelle perché se le merita
suono e qualità una stella in meno
perché non c'è dubbio che il thorens del 1960 suona molto meglio
però
costa complessivamente 4 volte tanto (forse anche qualcosina oltre)
sistemarlo e regolarlo per bene è stato uno sbattimento infinito
e quando suona devo tenere d' occhio i gatti

I played my first party on Technics turntables in 2002 and since then I have played on handy many turntables. A few years ago I decided to go back to vinyl and mixing. I have tried many OEM turntables and these RELOOPs are absolutely phenomenal. The feel of playing is similar to the technics, although I think that the reloop surpasses them even more. They are built as if they were armored. Definitely the best choice in terms of price/quality and the best choice among super OEMs. It's nice that the appearance also refers to the classic mk2 technics turntables. The tracking and beatmatching is phenomenal. Pitch holds tempo perfectly.

I purchased a pair of Reloop RP-7000 MK2 back in 2018, and after years of use, I can confidently say this turntable is an absolute beast. Built like a tank, it has withstood countless gigs, scratching sessions, and home studio use without missing a beat.

Build Quality & Design
One of the first things that impressed me was the rugged construction. The metal housing gives it a premium feel, and the additional reinforcements ensure minimal vibrations, even in loud club environments. The matte finish not only looks sleek but also resists fingerprints and scratches better than glossy alternatives.

Performance & Features
The torque on this thing is no joke—with up to 4.5 kg/cm, the start-up time is lightning-fast, and it holds speed incredibly well. The pitch control is precise, and having the option to switch between ±8%, ±16%, and ±50% makes it perfect for DJs who love creative mixing.

The reverse function and adjustable brake speed are a nice touch, giving extra flexibility for turntablists. Plus, the target light is detachable, which is super handy when transporting the deck.

Sound & Stability
Paired with a good cartridge, the RP-7000 MK2 delivers clean and rich sound. The anti-resonant design reduces unwanted feedback, making it perfect for both scratching and traditional mixing. Even after years of use, the platter remains smooth and stable.

Final Verdict
The Reloop RP-7000 MK2 is a workhorse—it competes with industry giants but at a more accessible price point. Whether you're a club DJ, a scratch artist, or just love spinning vinyl at home, this turntable will never let you down.

If you want a professional-grade turntable without breaking the bank, this is it!