it's a needle issue.

Geez I apologize... I meant I switched the needle and still had similar issue with it not trackin on fast movements etc... Played around with calibration latency was fine etc... Only thing I can see is RCA cables right?

wont know until you swap them

Worn vinyls and low threshold would be my first guesses

+1

Fairly new vinyl guys and threshold us fine

did you swap those rca's?

what kind of turntable are you using, it could even be your tonearm and the bearings

also are you using the same headshell and needles on both?

Yup same everything technics 1200s rcas are soldered in... There's no ground as it is wired into one of the RCA cables etc

so you switched the headshell/cartridge or just the stylus? i doubt its an RCA problem. it really sounds like a bad stylus. you could also clean the pins inside the tonearm, use rubbing alcohol, or the good stuff, caig detoxit gold, but i highly doubt its that too. but a lil cleaning doesnt hurt.

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It's technics 1200... Ill try spraying some depoxit gold in it... I have ortofone needles and I switched them out... It's the same problem regardless...still think it's tonearm or needles?

check if your tonearm has any "play", ie if you push the tone arm and pull, if you see any sort of play, you need to adjust the screws for the bearings, but do it slowly as those bearings are fragile, and your settings are the same on both tables? ie height and weight? and have you tried it with a regular record to see if it skips too?

Thanks ill look into that!

Funny that this topic would appear right as this post from Serato does :)

serato.com

thanks for that man but the scope circles are perfect on there!