Ever since Biz Markie (RIP) showed off his custom built 7-inch Technics 1200 turntables back in 2013, many DJs who love to play vinyl 45s have dreamt about having professional-quality mini turntables of their own. Well, it’s Reloop who have stepped in to make those dreams a reality with the RP7, a direct drive pro-level deck designed strictly for use with 7” records. Mojaxx gives them a full review on the new episode of Beatsource Tech.
Check out Mojaxx’s review of the RP7 from Reloop on DJcity TV.
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