Pioneer PLX-500

This probably need a difference but overall, this looks strong and everything is there, the vibration won't get to your turntable and every quality an...

The only reason I would recommend the PLX500 to someone to purchase is if they are not a scratch DJ or if they are only looking for a turntable to lis...

To sum up this device is very impressive for this price.

If that's your budget yes, those are pretty good turntables for entry level. If you have more I'll go into Pioneer PLX. If you have much more I'll take the Technics SL1210 MK7.

I have been using the turntable for about a week and I was not completely satisfied with the unit for 1 specific reason: I was having problems of low frequency feedback from the subwoofer after certain amplifier volume. I was using a Lenco L75 and never had that problem at the tested volume. However...

The AT120LP is trying to be a DJ turntable and frankly does a piss poor job of it. Pioneer PLX-500 is in the same boat.

The build quality is bad. The whole thing is plastic and has a cheap plastic feel to it. The power button, speed buttons, and pop up light are awful feeling. The pop up light feels like it would break very easily. I was really disappointed. I was expecting a lot better quality from Pioneer. With tha...

It’s a good choice for the money. The suggestions for the Pioneer PLX-500 and Fluance RT82 are also good. Any one of these will give you good results barring any defects and if you do your part. Used and vintage decks are a good choice if you know your way around a turntable and know how to fix stuff.

Overall this is a decent turntable. The biggest drawbacks are the cover will only stay up in the full position, so if you have it in a small space you will have to hold or prop the cover when placing and starting a record. This can feel like you need 4 hands at times. I made a stand out of a dowell ...

Consider the Pioneer PLX 500. Well made, heavy at over 10 Kg, better isolation than any of the MDF turntables, has a built-in preamp and A2D. Rock solid accuracy and highly adjustable for speed, azimuth, VTA and AS. Typically $350 online.