I've always felt that jazz is the Technics' strong suit. I like it for pretty much anything, but jazz so often relies on really accurate speed to sound "right." I like my Technics for the way it resolves cymbals, provides bass clarity, great sense of tempo and propulsion, and the way jazz horns--sax, trumpet, trombone--simply sound "right." Not to mention its rock-steady depiction of fixed pitch instruments such as piano and vibaphone.
Maybe you need to work with your 'table a little more to get what you need out of it.
How do you have your Technics platformed? What kind of feet are you using and what are they sitting on? What are you using for a mat?
My total tweaking and platforming cost me $86 plus a $40 headshell, but it's like night and day.
If you are using the stock Technics feet, you haven't begun to hear what this turntable can do.
Maybe you need to work with your 'table a little more to get what you need out of it.
How do you have your Technics platformed? What kind of feet are you using and what are they sitting on? What are you using for a mat?
My total tweaking and platforming cost me $86 plus a $40 headshell, but it's like night and day.
If you are using the stock Technics feet, you haven't begun to hear what this turntable can do.