Silent and sound quality is very high level that you usually pay lot more.

Yes it is pretty good.

Thanks brother! I always try my best...

I got just mine Today,please let me know how they performed ,im getting mixed reviews some about sound feedback ,others about pitch Fader not being precise ,please let me know I have 30 day money back Guarantee

Better sound and build quality. Yet better value. For home audiophile use these have superior sound that you usually find in lot more expensive tables.

Some of the top professionals do agree with you. Their take is the motor is superior on PLX. And home audiophiles rate the sound quality very high.

Thanks!

Dope! You're gonna love em...

+DJbooth DJ's yo brother just want say thank you so much for the review.Thanks to you I now have my PLX 1000.What a turntable it is...Damm strong too..👍👍

I'm about to by two plx 1000 for mixing house music,do you recomend these tables for that purpose?

It's a great thing to see! I love my turntables and happy to see all the support from the industry now.

Yeah know exactly what you mean

Thanks!

@@RealDJblaze hello , is the plx 100 robust like the technics 1200? chers from bs argentina

@@bpm122 Not like the old 1200'... more like the new 1200mk7 which arent as strong and sturdy as the originals...

I like to hear this answer. Because he gets to see all the toyz. Lol

I will make a video on this... It will be the usual Super-OEM suspects though...

I think that might be one of your greatest video's.

***** ok just wanted 2 hear your thoughts on that cause u get to play with mlso many different types of turntables thanks again and I can't wait 2 see that one

Thanks! They hold the mix quite well, but they aren't built very well... Others have a better construction for less money. See the Reloop RP7000...

@@kareemthedream6084 Thank you for the reply. I'll definitely check it out! You've got a new loyal subscriber that's for sure.

I like the Stanton turntables better because they have the extra features and they have the rubber bottom which makes them feel more sturdy...

Awe OK that what's up

+Behren Valiukas Mine are still as good as new! They are still my favorites!

Toney Isaiah me too bro, I just recently got a plx1000, but I still really like my lp120

This will not damage your records and it is a solid turntable... You should get the righth stylus and needles for the playback type you plan on using them for...

I don't have it anymore, but my local guitar center has one that has been on display for two years with heavy use and they are still in tip top shape. My friend also has a set that has no issues for over a year now.

+Cut Correct No, they are not the same... You should get the real Technics counterweight... Thanks.

They are all good... Pick the one you like the most...

It's called Jitta On The Track - Dont Care About Yah and its on my November mixtape that you can download or stream absolutely free! www.djbooth.net/index/albums/review/dj-blaze-blazing-cuts-november-2014

Ortofon or Shure M447's...

The start stop feature on the Reloop 8000 would be a dealbreaker for me. Plus my mixer has buttons on it already so I don't need them on the turntable...

I still love the Stanton ST-150's the best... They have the most solid build and they are proven after all this time...I also recommend ortofon concorde and I use the Qbert models a lot. The Serato version are great too...

Any ortofon concord MKII cartridge is EXCELLENT for all DJ needs... You don't need to get the most expensive Digital or Scratch Models if you don't have the cash... The MIX version will work just fine...

+STACKTRACE I have reviewed some cartridges on this channel, yes...

+DJbooth DJ's Great thanks! I'll check them out.

It's Jitta On The Track - Dont Care About Yah and you can download it for free on my mixtape page here --- www.djbooth.net/index/albums/review/dj-blaze-blazing-cuts-november-2014

+STACKTRACE That is a Pioneer DJM-T1 for Traktor...

Good observation. Spot on.

Yes check out KZfaq channel called the bright pixel he tears down a plx 1000 , I seriously recommend anyone thinking of buying one of these watch his review. 👋.

basshero08 I wouldn't call this or a Technics 1200 a true audiophile turntable... These are better suited for DJ turntables, but they do have great sound... Just not audiophile quality in my opinion...

***** Do you know some audiophile ones? this has been trouble to me since I want great sound. I have an AT-LP120, sound is good, but not the best for me

basshero08 Sorry, I don't know about audiophile ones...

Thanks for the advice, the thing is, you can only find it really used at a high price

@@nutribass Actually these do give a great sound. To beat it you would have to spend lot more. There are fair few reviews that take this table with a suitable cartridge and it does give a good result. For example Ortofon 2M Blue would give a great sound in reasonable budget.

streetbass 786 sold my plx 1000 to get some technics m5g and never looked back!

Pioneer are solid man they have the best pitch control in the market with them 1200s as for the rest is simply maintenance

The digital pitch they used is the most fatal flaw of the entire deck, along with the major lack of dampening mass, feedback issues and cheap internal electronics.

You do realize that Technics is not a self brand..AND, that Technics is actually made by PIONEER??? :/

Its made by Panasonic. It wouldn't matter if the PLX were made by NASA, they did a shit job. Only takes a few minutes of disassembly and comparison to see how: www.decodedmagazine.com/hold-onto-technics-pioneer-plx-1000-review-teardown/

Yes it can!

I am sorry but you are mistaken... The Pioneer table is lighter than the Stanton and Reloop and it also has worse isolation and wow/flutter than those decks as well. It also does not have the rubber bottom base that the Stanton has which is much more superior for stability and audio quality. There are also other videos of this turntable on youtube where they show the issues with sound quality on this deck. It's not terrible but definitely NOT audiophile or anywhere near that quality. Go see for yourself...

@@kareemthedream6084 The video in question is absolute BS. It wasn't even grounded and for sure it wasn't the first time out of the box. Happen to have the PLX 1000 and it has none of the problems. It was just a Technics fanboy creating bullshit. Pioneer has step further insulation for the tonearm and it is sunk. Stanton STR8.150 MKII 10.2 kg Wow and Flutter 4.5 kgf・cm Reloop RP-7000 MK2 11.7 kg Wow and Flutter

@@paulboyce8537 Thanks for the reply. The Stanton 150 that I am referring to is the 1.0 version. The 2.0 is a totally different turntable... The original 150's and the original Audio Technica decks are still the standard for me as they are the only ones with the heavy rubber base that truly has the best isolation. Too bad you can't find them brand new anymore...

@@kareemthedream6084 Both models are discontinued. In any case the motor on both were lacking speed control and mkII would have been a fix in some short comings. Redesign where the rubber matting wasn't needed to save in cost is my guess. A bit like Technics where the circuit boards and power where directly under the platter. That's bad. New Technics I believe doesn't have the Rubber matting anymore instead there is just a plastic block for weight. Pioneer does have a rubber matting under the tonearm. In the end these are all Hanpin TT's. Not the same but all are made to budget these days. But because Pioneer gained the rights for the Technics at 2010 I believe it has an edge over the others even that the blue prints were never used. My guess because the classic Technics just was outdated. Technics made in Japan is a bit better but with very expensive labor cost the reality is the price doesn't match quality. There are some teardowns of these TT's and to be honest they have electrics galore and lot of cheap rubbish in them and very very expensive to repair and maintain. Plus the sound is not what you want for the money compared to similarly priced top TT's. In my opinion the TT market in as a whole is a ripoff. Pioneer included but maybe less than the others where the real people can still get a good TT to enjoy in a bit lower price.

I will be reviewing the Denon and New Numark turntables shortly!

+Tin Cole They will both work as well as each other. It depends on which styling and brand you like better really...

***** Hmmm I think I'll buy Audio Tehnica. Thanks man!

Get the Epsilon Pro Pak or the DJ Tech Super-OEM turntables. Best price is like $200 per deck for a SUPER-OEM turntable...

This does not have a built in pre-amp....

No pre amp but that's a good thing. It allows you to choose what suits you and it keeps it minimal on the table itself to give better sound.

That's a Pioneer DJM-T1 Traktor Mixer.

They are basically the same on the inside... If you are really going to use MIDI buttons to control software functions, then the 8000 might be the way to go. I personally wouldn't go with the 8000 because of the odd motor-off behavior...

They are all super OEMs they all have amalgamations of exactly the same internal parts and share mix and match external parts, they are all made by HANPIN in CHINA whether you pay 150 or 600 pounds for one you get the same thing only the cabinet and names change, that is it 😉.

I just used those in the club two days ago...turntables were set up on concrete blocks underneath and performed well without any feedback etc. So I think as long as they are isolated properly you will be just fine.

Mechanoid is that something you’d have to do with Techs as well?

D.J. Raphiki Yes, this is required for every turntable you are using. Obviously most of the time it will be either Technics or Pioneer since those are direct drive ones. But proper isolation in dj booth is essential. Cheers

@@mechanoid6152 Ok cool. Thanks for that info

Not exactly the same as technics but very very great as well...

No it's not the same as technics.

White is the PLX 500 and the jump to PLX 1000 is a leap. And no it is nothing like Technics. The build quality and simplicity of PLX 1000 makes it lot better than the new Technics under $2000 and the classic well those are 25 plus year old tables and today's standards are lot higher. The sound quality in my opinion to get better you need to spend excess of $2000 to beat PLX 1000.

fuck you fan boy im sick of 8% pitch youre limited dumbass

HaHaHa.

Yes, same things...

You can find teardowns and the PLX is very different.

I'm not familiar with this feature on a 1200... Can you show me?

***** kzfaq.info/get/bejne/at1ofJilr7WRnYE.html

+imthrowedasaball No, that feature is not on the PLX.

thanks

No problem. If you haven't purchased these, don't. I made that mistake, got rid of them in 30 days. I wasn't sold on the longevity of the decks like I am with the Technics. I can work on the Techs, I can't work on the Pioneers. Technics are better build and have already lasted the test of time...anyway, my 2 cents.

It seems that Pioneer set to beat the mid range Technics and yes I agree with you they did just that. The sound quality is very good also on Pioneer.

Pioneer DJM-T1... It's the first and last Pioneer Traktor battle scratch mixer... I have 2...

It depends on your purpose. A DJ turntable is different from the best sounding turntable.

@@kareemthedream6084 thank you, and with best sound, which do you recommend me?

@@julietagalvan2824 PLX 1000 is a good audiophile turntable. The sound quality is excellent. The turntable doesn't come with a cartridge so you choose what cartridge sounds good for you and your taste of music. I would pair this table with Ortofon 2M Blue for good value cartridge. Of course if you are doing DJing then a different cartridge for that.

+Αποστολης Μαριου Alto Professional Black Series 12-inch models... Very loud and good quality. Check out my review of those on the channel...

+Sysaphys Companies are utilizing their brand and (a big plus for them) Psychology (1200 like platter)... Thus the incredible price difference. I own a few and I can see that part s are interchangeable.

That's what they have the PLX-500 for. Also, supposedly this is a higher quality Super OEM than the average Hanpin (Pioneer won't even cop to it being a Super OEM, but then again, they won't do that for the PLX-500, either)

PLX 1000 has less but the build quality is step up and the sound quality lot better.

These are definitely a reliable turntable...

23lnp the Wm

Frankie Santiago ?

Toney Isaiah plx 500 will work if you dont want to spend more 1000

150 MK1 if you can find them!

@@RealDJblazeThanks for replying , your videos are very good and informative, thankyou. I found two Stantons but they have straight arm, I noticed yours has curved arm, will that make any difference?

@@jasonhardy142 No it won't... I like both.

@@RealDJblaze you been very helpful, am I able to use the Concorde Ortofon cartridge or is the cartridge that comes with the turntable sufficient to do the job?

@@jasonhardy142 Ortofon cartridges are the best in my opinion. They also last a really long time.

+nonesta13 Sure, it will work for that.

Thank you

+nonesta13 if you're looking for just listening and not dj'ing, there are much better options for you that would be cheaper, so you could put more money into the cartridge, preamp, speakers, etc to really get the best out of your music. these turntables are really made for dj'ing, so they are heavy and have powerful motors to get that music starting and stopping for scratching and mixing.

You would have to spend double for Technics and still I think the Pioneer is better on sound. Ortofon 2M blue would be a good budget match.

I used those PLX1000s just two days ago in the club and they worked just fine...digital or analog pitch control does not matter really...your skills do :)

+STACKTRACE Lookup Novation Dicer...

+DJbooth DJ's Thanks. I can't believe the records don't skip when you bang on the dicer pads... Seems like old technology but is definitely cool.

+STACKTRACE It is pretty old now, they have been out for like 5+ years. The reason they don't skip is because Serato or Traktor has an absolute mode where the needle can skip but the music wont!

+DJbooth DJ's ah so that's what absolute mode is. Thanks!

Yes, they are the same basic designs and they are now tried and true! Keep your older SUPER-OEM tables as they may now be worth even more than the newer ones due to rarity. I still have my T.120 and T.120c pairs as well and they are even harder to find. No need to upgrade because there is no real upgrade...

@@RealDJblaze Thanks for the reply, sure I'll keep them ;)

No it is not loose at all...

+DJbooth DJ's thanks bro I'm about to order a pair of PLX 1000s I've been doing a loads of research since I departed ways with my 1200 mk2 due to moving to another country (Australia>>Germany) for my family...I've watched your vids a number of times.Its not easy going from 15 years of owning my 1200s then having nothing!!!😂😂

That is something that all TT's can have. The TT rocks at back of the truck or van 1000km it can become loose. But this is not a fail. Also this is something that anyone can adjust. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l5Z8fZelqsexo4k.html This shows you how easy it is. Don't be scared getting the PLX 1000. Sound quality alone you would have to spend at least double to get better and the motor is really good on these.

Audio Technica did make a Super-OEM turntable with a better motor than the LP120... It's called the LP1240 and I also reviewed this on video on my channel. The PLX and no other turntable that I know of (except vestax) is made in Japan. They are all Chinese imports...

I have the lp1240's they're great but lp120 has the sl1200 look to them. Japan made is a big plus in my opinion.

***** lp1240 has the exact same tone arm as the stanton st-150... the Scratch DJ Academy uses st-150's.

The word "best" is a matter of opinion... turntables in present day have double the amount of torque in the motor and more features overall. Sorry but this convo is going nowhere... 1200's aren't manufactured anymore and what's left is overpriced for old technology.

***** Not sure what you are talking about... Been using Super-OEM for 10 years and they are solid...

I just performed a detailed comparison video, so it is up to you to decide what is better. I personally like the ST-150's the best because they have the extra features, they have a rubber base-bottom like the 12's instead of plastic and they are heavier... All Super-OEM turntables are great though and the PLX-1000 is no exception.

You've got a new subscriber because normally on videos reviewing/demonstrating turntables I have to ask questions in the comments which tend to never get answered, I left a comment here because I hadn't seen the whole video and you replied even though the question is answered in the video, that's brilliant, much more necessary detail than the average reviewer.

Harry Armstrong Thank you!