Soooo...as a point of clarity for everyone who didn't listen to my initial opening comment, I am comparing the PLX 500 to the Technics because I could not find any reviews on it (the PLX 500). It is COMPARED to the 1200 to show the differences that I FOUND. I am a fan of Pioneer and it was not meant to bash the PLX 500 unit. I initially thought of replacing my Technics for something newer and thought I would give them (the PLX 500) a try. I COMPARED them based on what I found. So based on MY COMPARISON I feel that the 1200 is better. Thanks for the likes!
Thanks for the review. I haven't touched my technics in years because DJing is a hobby. Gonna sell em and if I get back into it just order the PLX new off Amazon.
Technic 1200 is at least $1000. Some places are more. I just bought the Pioneer 500 for $370. It works the same. The swivel feet help with vibrations. Technic 1200 so old school. You forgot to mention: The Pioneer has its own amplifier built in and you can hook it to a computer for recording your music.
There is s Shell Weight included when you buy this turntable. It adds +4g onto your cartridge which is enough to prevent Amy unwanted skipping through movement. it also decreases the amount of wobble/movement when scratching! very useful IF you choose to use the included cartridge.
But this is irreational because it is the entre level pioneer turntable that cartridge needs to be replace for normal play if you are going to use alot let alone for scratching.
The torque of the original technics is 1,5 Kilo, so it's the same as the plx 500! The plx 1000 has 4,5 Kilo - THAT you can actually call "high torque". For me it doesn't matter anyway. What matters is the wrms. It's 0,01 for the technics and 0,15 for the pioneer, which is a difference of more than 10 percent! Think about that...
I just started with djing vinyl, now I want to get my own setup and I was looking for either one of these but now I know I've got to get the techniks1200 thanks bro
Appreciate the review, but this is like comparing a cadillac to a camry. I'm sure I'll find a video on it, but a better comparison would be between the plx-1000 vs. 1200.
How can you compare tonearm movement, yet yo use two different needles and head shells. Was the height adjustment, equal across both turntable? Were the slipmats the same? you have to account for all of these variables before you can truly say, one tonearm moves less than the other
80k views and nobody subscribing, thats harsh. I just got one of these, people are saying it breaks easily and stay away. Have they improved the build quality?
we sell the 500's at my job (Sweetwater sound) the motor is more like that of the Numark TT-200. I much prefer the 1200, stronger motor. the 500 is plasticy.. Regarding the tone arm I would change the cart to the Shure M447, you'll find the needle sticks in the groove much better. The 1200 is just a better built deck hands down, the 500 is ok for the newb, but for a serious DJ the 1200 is gold standard.
I bought a gemini 2400 turntable from a yard sell for just $50. The motor is just as strong if not stronger than a 1200. I did not know what I had bought and I guess the people who sold it did not know what they had. My dj buddy came over and he to was blown away. I found a matching table on ebay for $75. I just keep my 1200's secure in the box now. Funny part is I put some stickers over the Gemini sign and everyone thinks they are 1200's until I them otherwise.
redd7188 are you covering up the display part as well? I assure you nobody who has ever touched a 1210 is being fooled by you covering up the bit that says Gemini
Just set up antiskating properly in the plx 500 and You will have no problems with the arm. I have my plx for over a year now and they are very stable. Stable like technics.
If you ever needed to replace one of your technics then I'd recommend the Reloop 7000 Mk2 - absolute stellar units. Especially for scratching with the variable high torque motor. 👍
How is the torque? Good enough for tutrntablist's? Also, how durable are they overall, you can have plenty of torque on a banger & you also get bangers that look amazing but the torque just isn't there, I hope you get what I'm saying. I have Technics 1210's Mk11's, Stanton STR8-150's, I also have an old Numark C.D./ Vinyl hybrid Turntable, It's great but a tad dated. It had the highest torque of any other Numark turntables at the time, interchangeable tone arm, You can play it as just a normal turntable however it has a Special spindle which allows you to control a C.D. it has a drive on the front making it one of the 1st true hybrid's of its kind, next to the QFO I cant think of anything else that allowed you to switch between vinyl and C.D. The control platter/ record also had samples & tones on it to scratch to a beat playing from the same single unit, 1st time dealing with key lock too. The Vestax PDX 1000 have the pitch I'm looking for, how does the Reloop 7000 Mk2 compare to the deck's I have mentioned? I think the Pioneer 1000 is what I'm going to go for, then it will be easier to save up for a C.D.J. 3000 for the other channel's on my XDJ XZ. Sorry for rabbiting on a bit much lol
Technics are a solid product..with that all day.. but if you are going to do the comparison give each a fair chance... bruh the pioneer is on the table with no cushion... the techs are in a enclosure with extra cushion bump pads.. air bags and the next.. make it fair.. set up the test groups under the same circumstances....
Overall the turntable is great for listening to vinyl. The comparison was to show differences I found. If you're not scratching or overworking it (say in a club atmosphere or venue) it's just fine. The headshell and stylus seems fine.
Technics is Technics , that's all there is, but in my case, i want to go back to turntables because i using my Denon S3700 to the death, so i decided to buy these turntables to start mixing (i don't scratch) and chillin with some sick uk tunes (Grime,Drill,DNB,...) Anyway , Thanks a lot for this video and Merry Xmas ;) !
I Bought two of the PLX 500s and I'm very disappointed. I chose the newer technology over the old and I'd 100% recommend sticking with the old. Although you can record all your vinyl straight off the turntable and have a digital version of it to play on cdjs the technics are miles ahead in terms of how well built built they are. My tone arm lock broke straight off, out the box and it's taking me so long to get it fixed due to the parts having to come from China. The plx 500s are 100% made with shitty plastic and they have such a bad cheap to them when handling them. Get technics and never look back.
Buying Techs isn't as easy as people say it is, and there are super good new age turntables, the VL12's are better than Techs, and honestly so are the reloop 7 and 8000's, and I also love playing on the PLX 1000's, it's all opinion, yes Techs are super badass, but to get an actual good pair you will spend at least close to or more than 1000 bucks, and they usually ship from Japan, and they need a converter to plug into the electrical sockets over here... They also don't come with a warranty, if they break you are fucked, have to send it out to get repaired, or try to fix yourself, whereas the new ones, are covered and will be replaced!!
Change the needle to a ortofon ..also can you play 2 recs at the same speed so we can see if the 2 motors work [ torque ] in time with each other .. even though they are different TT's . I've had vestax pdx A1 Mrk2 for over 15 years . Sadly the switch on one has died so i've lost power . Unsure wether to get it fixed or buy a new pair of whatever is credible and worthy .
I have Vestax A1's as well and am considering getting these because my vestax are getting beat down,the fuse to the on off switch is easy to replace btw
If you're in the market for a budget turntable but actually want some kind of quality, I'd probably go with the Audio Technica LP120X. It's almost exactly the same as the Pioneer but costs almost 100 dollars less and has proper RCA jacks instead of a hardwired cable.
With the AT LP120 you need to mod it to bypass the crappy internal phono pre-amp which dampens the sound and run the phono signal to an external phono box. Noticable improvement in sound but it adds to the cost
@@Takeshi357 Yes there is a switch but it doesn't really bypass the pre-amp. Plenty of videos and forum posts around showing that the tonearm signal still needs to traverse several capacitors which dampen the sound. Trust me, the hype is real - the $80 it cost me to have my LP120 modded at the local record store was the best investment I made in the turntable. Made the sound louder and brighter. Way better improvement than when I put on the Ortofon Nightclub Mk2 cartridge. Of course, you then either need to run the phono output to a phono input on your receiver or buy a phono pre-amp (I got a Project Phonobox E), but if you don't mind spending a couple of bucks on your hobby its not an issue.
Do you think a Miata is the same quality as a Porsche. You compared a $350 table to one which last cost $1800, and is now $4000. What is the point of the comparison? The PLX1000 is quality more in line with an old out of production Technics.
why would you compare it to a something that is $350??? It's an entry level unit. Also the ability to rip vinyl. It's not a battle style turntable. More for a 3rd deck to add.
RotorPorn... i have a question i just bought a plx500 and a friend told me that is normal that the needle jumps on that specific one... is that true?? Or he is wrong?? I NEED A ANSWER ASAP
Apples and oranges, can't compare the 2, the Tech's will always be superior, but the PLX 500's are decent bedroom and or small studio, beginner turntables, but for the money, IMO, I would rather buy the Audio Technica ATLP 120's I have used them many times, when my Techs broke or if I was at my friends who owned them, they feel damn near the same as Techs and damn near look the same as well!!!
Heather Hulings I feel you. I just called it like I see it. I am a pioneer fan... I was just comparing. Based on my observation. I agree, It is apples to oranges.
Pioneer PLX500 and AT LP120 are actually one & the same, except for couple of design changes. So I find it hilarious when I see individuals who claim how Pioneer is much better than Audio Technica. They are both made by the company Hanpin, at the same factory. But don't get the wrong idea , I love my LP120 and otherwise completely agree. If you can't afford the SL1200, you're better with LP120 than PLX500, because AT closely resembles Technics.
The Pioneer 500 is an entry level turntable. The Technics is pro level. Also the cartridge makes a difference. The pl 1000 is the technics1200 competitor. You should have done a comparison video using the pl 500 up against the entry level Audio Technica, Reloop and Stanton.
I was cutting and scratchin on a numark belt driven it did suck though but I busted some good mixes with sick scratches on it this camt be that bad my numarks messed up my records and my technics are amazing
After 27 years of using the MK2's , i,ll have replace Them for the GR,s , the mk7,s but they are feeling too light, the plx1000,s is that the synchronisation of the pitch is one of the issues the plx have and for me as a techno DJ playing with 3 Technics GR,s is a good pitchsyncronisation important and the GR is a really better turbtable than the MK2 and also Friends of my who are Scratch DJ,s and they having the mk7,s they also saying the GR,s are really master to playing with! And if you want to compare the mk7 (Malaysia, Premium Class) or the GR (Japan, Grand Class) than is IT not dificault what the best turbtable is for the forthcoming 25 years!
Hey how's it going I'm Dj Coronaboy ... In my opinion if you're going to compare Dj Equipment use flagship equipment... So instead of comparing a "Dj entry level" PLX - 500 vs "Dj standard" Technics 1200 you should rightfully use the PLX-1000 instead. I personally have all 3 and would never compare a 500 vs 1200. PLX - and also to be fair the same type of needle if anything (the same needle) should be used... the 500 comes with its own sub par cartridge.. you can't compare that to a Stanton cartridge while showing the differences.. In the end you need to try the PLX 1000 vs 1200's both to see the slight differences and the weight and led light won't be 2 of them... while the 1200's are built to last and still the industry standard at this time the PLX 1000 comes with a detachable power cord and RCA plugs which are a plus but are very similar once you are on them both... again in my opinion ..
James Armendariz Great comments and I agree. I was just curious on the performance of the 500. When I made the video, I didn’t see many 500 videos on the performance of them besides the paid advertisements.
@@vicsveneratedvlogs7172 You should already know that in the DJ and audio business...you get what you pay for. I have Plx500 and a Technics 1200. I knew before I even got the plx that even though respectable, that it wouldn't measure up to the 1200's. The difference in the motor's torque already saw to that.👍🏾
in my opinion the technics are highly overpriced. Unless your a scratch DJ I think there isn’t much point in spending the extra money on the 1210 over the PLX 500
You have to compare the 1000 model,most of us know this is not a real dj turntable,good as a first turntable the cost is very fair,unless your want a crosley😂😂
Loco es obvio que la aguja del 500 se mueva,si le tienes puesta una Mierda de Aguja ,porle esa misma porquería de aguja al Technics para qué veas lo qué sucede.Y esa aguja la trae para resorber y escuchar vinilos pero para scratch TIENES qué Cambiarla.
You compare astethietics (i.e., the light) that have nothing to do with sound output. it's obvious you are not an audiophile. Also, how much bumping are you doing during your sets that causes your table to shift? This is a bad review comparison.
My name is william Jackson so you should better way PLX -1,000.00 THAN PLX 500 IS BASIC! FOR ME I HAVE TWO PONEER PLX 1,000 GOOD ALMOST 12 INCH TECHIE TURNTABLE BIT PIONEER PLX 1000 LAGRE TURNTABLE HAVEY SO PIONEER GOOD SOUND NO PLM AT ALL
Your bothered about a light ffs I've seen scratching on them sort you weights adjust height get rid of cart get a pro s, I've just got one myself, technics is dead and betrayed the dj community that helped build them their hated
LOL... yes the Technics is better... it is also 3-4X the price of the Pioneer .... !!! If you can afford the Technics then that is the one to get but if money is an issue then the Pioneer is a very nice unit !!!
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Soooo...as a point of clarity for everyone who didn't listen to my initial opening comment, I am comparing the PLX 500 to the Technics because I could not find any reviews on it (the PLX 500). It is COMPARED to the 1200 to show the differences that I FOUND. I am a fan of Pioneer and it was not meant to bash the PLX 500 unit. I initially thought of replacing my Technics for something newer and thought I would give them (the PLX 500) a try. I COMPARED them based on what I found. So based on MY COMPARISON I feel that the 1200 is better. Thanks for the likes!
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Thanks for the review. I haven't touched my technics in years because DJing is a hobby. Gonna sell em and if I get back into it just order the PLX new off Amazon.
*joshmdmd* don’t do that man. Keep your technics, they’re way more reliable.
Technic 1200 is at least $1000. Some places are more. I just bought the Pioneer 500 for $370. It works the same. The swivel feet help with vibrations. Technic 1200 so old school. You forgot to mention: The Pioneer has its own amplifier built in and you can hook it to a computer for recording your music.
There is s Shell Weight included when you buy this turntable. It adds +4g onto your cartridge which is enough to prevent Amy unwanted skipping through movement. it also decreases the amount of wobble/movement when scratching! very useful IF you choose to use the included cartridge.
Nothing beats the 1200/1210’s. Rock solid, beautifully made, high torque magnetic driven platter. The original is still the best.
Stevieboy74 damn straight. bought my 1200MK2s brand new in 2005 and i’m never getting rid of them!
But this is irreational because it is the entre level pioneer turntable that cartridge needs to be replace for normal play if you are going to use alot let alone for scratching.
The torque of the original technics is 1,5 Kilo, so it's the same as the plx 500! The plx 1000 has 4,5 Kilo - THAT you can actually call "high torque". For me it doesn't matter anyway. What matters is the wrms. It's 0,01 for the technics and 0,15 for the pioneer, which is a difference of more than 10 percent! Think about that...
@@firstdreamwalkerSo which one is better?? I have a $600-700 budget. I’m new to this
This guy looks just like DJ Premier!
Lust for Low-End Because DJ Premier is From Texas
@Alex Sanchez do you mean to tell me that Preemo’s mom has been sleeping around with everyone in Texas?!
Great video my brother, quick and straight to the point 💯💪🏽
Maybe if he had put stanton headshell on the pioneer it would of made a big difference..because the needle it comes with is not made for scratching
I just started with djing vinyl, now I want to get my own setup and I was looking for either one of these but now I know I've got to get the techniks1200 thanks bro
great video.but what do you think about reloop rp 7000?
Technics is magic! 25 years mine !!
Nice review! It helps me alot. My grandma always said: if you buy cheap - you buy twice. Thank you
Unfortunately electronic equipment doesn’t seem to be built well these days. When the 1200’s were made (years ago) things were made to last.
1200 for life 💚
Appreciate the review, but this is like comparing a cadillac to a camry. I'm sure I'll find a video on it, but a better comparison would be between the plx-1000 vs. 1200.
HA! The next video about to play for me is a comparison between the plx-1000 and technics 1200
How can you compare tonearm movement, yet yo use two different needles and head shells. Was the height adjustment, equal across both turntable? Were the slipmats the same? you have to account for all of these variables before you can truly say, one tonearm moves less than the other
80k views and nobody subscribing, thats harsh.
I just got one of these, people are saying it breaks easily and stay away. Have they improved the build quality?
we sell the 500's at my job (Sweetwater sound) the motor is more like that of the Numark TT-200. I much prefer the 1200, stronger motor. the 500 is plasticy.. Regarding the tone arm I would change the cart to the Shure M447, you'll find the needle sticks in the groove much better. The 1200 is just a better built deck hands down, the 500 is ok for the newb, but for a serious DJ the 1200 is gold standard.
I bought a gemini 2400 turntable from a yard sell for just $50. The motor is just as strong if not stronger than a 1200. I did not know what I had bought and I guess the people who sold it did not know what they had. My dj buddy came over and he to was blown away. I found a matching table on ebay for $75. I just keep my 1200's secure in the box now. Funny part is I put some stickers over the Gemini sign and everyone thinks they are 1200's until I them otherwise.
Jason Snider how would you compare the 1200 to the audiotechnica 1240??
redd7188 are you covering up the display part as well? I assure you nobody who has ever touched a 1210 is being fooled by you covering up the bit that says Gemini
@@redd7188 tengo las dos pero tenes una realidad en calidad de materias y la 1200 es mejor , pero Gemini es mi preferida tiene algo especial saludos
redd7188 yeah i remember those old school PT-2000 and PT-2400 gemini decks. They were decent decks. My buddy had a pair back in the day.
Just set up antiskating properly in the plx 500 and You will have no problems with the arm. I have my plx for over a year now and they are very stable. Stable like technics.
If you ever needed to replace one of your technics then I'd recommend the Reloop 7000 Mk2 - absolute stellar units. Especially for scratching with the variable high torque motor. 👍
How is the torque? Good enough for tutrntablist's? Also, how durable are they overall, you can have plenty of torque on a banger & you also get bangers that look amazing but the torque just isn't there, I hope you get what I'm saying. I have Technics 1210's Mk11's, Stanton STR8-150's, I also have an old Numark C.D./ Vinyl hybrid Turntable, It's great but a tad dated. It had the highest torque of any other Numark turntables at the time, interchangeable tone arm, You can play it as just a normal turntable however it has a Special spindle which allows you to control a C.D. it has a drive on the front making it one of the 1st true hybrid's of its kind, next to the QFO I cant think of anything else that allowed you to switch between vinyl and C.D. The control platter/ record also had samples & tones on it to scratch to a beat playing from the same single unit, 1st time dealing with key lock too. The Vestax PDX 1000 have the pitch I'm looking for, how does the Reloop 7000 Mk2 compare to the deck's I have mentioned? I think the Pioneer 1000 is what I'm going to go for, then it will be easier to save up for a C.D.J. 3000 for the other channel's on my XDJ XZ. Sorry for rabbiting on a bit much lol
Its a beast the reloop
Technics are a solid product..with that all day.. but if you are going to do the comparison give each a fair chance... bruh the pioneer is on the table with no cushion... the techs are in a enclosure with extra cushion bump pads.. air bags and the next.. make it fair.. set up the test groups under the same circumstances....
Pioneer record turntables are dog shit period!
Is the headshell that's coming with the PLX 500 good for hiphop listening?
Overall the turntable is great for listening to vinyl. The comparison was to show differences I found. If you're not scratching or overworking it (say in a club atmosphere or venue) it's just fine. The headshell and stylus seems fine.
You are a nice man, Sir. Thanx for this info! I don´t know if I can afford the Technics.
Any other usb turntable options for Traktor?
thank you man nice comparison ;)
Appreciate it sir!
Hi! Did you have the occasion to test the anti-skating of the PLX-500? I want to buy it to listen music at home. Thank you!
Antonio R I think it would be fine for listening to music at home.
Ooo Wee OK. That was my question also. I’m just looking for a turntable for casual home use.
Good review
Technics is Technics , that's all there is, but in my case, i want to go back to turntables because i using my Denon S3700 to the death, so i decided to buy these turntables to start mixing (i don't scratch) and chillin with some sick uk tunes (Grime,Drill,DNB,...)
Anyway , Thanks a lot for this video and Merry Xmas ;) !
I love my 3700
Anyone know what track that is
I Bought two of the PLX 500s and I'm very disappointed. I chose the newer technology over the old and I'd 100% recommend sticking with the old. Although you can record all your vinyl straight off the turntable and have a digital version of it to play on cdjs the technics are miles ahead in terms of how well built built they are. My tone arm lock broke straight off, out the box and it's taking me so long to get it fixed due to the parts having to come from China. The plx 500s are 100% made with shitty plastic and they have such a bad cheap to them when handling them. Get technics and never look back.
Es correcto lo que dice innominatam, son una real porquería. En mi país son bien caras y remalas.
Buying Techs isn't as easy as people say it is, and there are super good new age turntables, the VL12's are better than Techs, and honestly so are the reloop 7 and 8000's, and I also love playing on the PLX 1000's, it's all opinion, yes Techs are super badass, but to get an actual good pair you will spend at least close to or more than 1000 bucks, and they usually ship from Japan, and they need a converter to plug into the electrical sockets over here... They also don't come with a warranty, if they break you are fucked, have to send it out to get repaired, or try to fix yourself, whereas the new ones, are covered and will be replaced!!
Pioneer, standon, reloop, numark and every single turntable in the market as of 2018 are the same hanpin internally.
How bout the sound quality? Any mayor difference?
Emiliano Loconsolo sound quality is good for playing vinyl.
Thanks for sharing....
thanks!
No prob!
Change the needle to a ortofon ..also can you play 2 recs at the same speed so we can see if the 2 motors work [ torque ] in time with each other .. even though they are different TT's . I've had vestax pdx A1 Mrk2 for over 15 years . Sadly the switch on one has died so i've lost power . Unsure wether to get it fixed or buy a new pair of whatever is credible and worthy .
colintraveller I have purchased ortofon cartridges and I'm very impressed!
Have you ever used those RELOOP dexs at all ???
colintraveller I have not.
I have Vestax A1's as well and am considering getting these because my vestax are getting beat down,the fuse to the on off switch is easy to replace btw
yo man, thanks! you know the size by inch or centimeter of the PLX?
W=450mm H=159mm D=368mm weight is 10.7kg
Slightly bigger than 1210 but 1210 is 1kg heavier
Pioneer plx 500 is great for listening ☆☆☆☆☆
have any type of motor humming or noise with the PLX-500?
No.
@@vicsveneratedvlogs7172 thanks
nice video thanks
Good video, but what about sound quality comparison?
what's the title of the remix?
Kevin Felisilda Erykah Badu Bag Lady.
its missing a stock weight right above the needle it would jump cause of that
The jumping is probably caused by the cartridge. It’s a listening cartridge same that’s on the at lp60x not a dj cartridge
Gracias amigo saludos desde chile
If you're in the market for a budget turntable but actually want some kind of quality, I'd probably go with the Audio Technica LP120X. It's almost exactly the same as the Pioneer but costs almost 100 dollars less and has proper RCA jacks instead of a hardwired cable.
With the AT LP120 you need to mod it to bypass the crappy internal phono pre-amp which dampens the sound and run the phono signal to an external phono box. Noticable improvement in sound but it adds to the cost
@@Jobu_ Doesn't it have a switch for that?
@@Takeshi357 Yes there is a switch but it doesn't really bypass the pre-amp. Plenty of videos and forum posts around showing that the tonearm signal still needs to traverse several capacitors which dampen the sound.
Trust me, the hype is real - the $80 it cost me to have my LP120 modded at the local record store was the best investment I made in the turntable. Made the sound louder and brighter. Way better improvement than when I put on the Ortofon Nightclub Mk2 cartridge. Of course, you then either need to run the phono output to a phono input on your receiver or buy a phono pre-amp (I got a Project Phonobox E), but if you don't mind spending a couple of bucks on your hobby its not an issue.
@@Jobu_ That's dumb, for the extra $80 you could just as easily buy the Pioneer and replace the cables with RCA connectors yourself!
@@Takeshi357 I'm not poor, so the 80 bucks isn't really a factor, and I've had my 120 for about 7 years now, when they weren't as expensive.
Do you think a Miata is the same quality as a Porsche. You compared a $350 table to one which last cost $1800, and is now $4000. What is the point of the comparison? The PLX1000 is quality more in line with an old out of production Technics.
what is a music ?
If you're referring to what song I'm sampling in the video, it's Bag Lady by Eryka Badu.
why would you compare it to a something that is $350??? It's an entry level unit. Also the ability to rip vinyl. It's not a battle style turntable. More for a 3rd deck to add.
Wow what Track is that? Bouncy and familiar
They have a high tech plastic glued in thrust plate. Lord Hanpin strikes again.
it's jumping because you haven't balanced it properly.
RotorPorn... i have a question i just bought a plx500 and a friend told me that is normal that the needle jumps on that specific one... is that true?? Or he is wrong?? I NEED A ANSWER ASAP
@@kevincaballero8287 Balance it to avoid jumping
You need to adjust the anti-skate setting...or us old schoolers used to just put a nickel on the head shell.
@@peteygnyc just what I was thinking except I'm from the UK so it would be a 2 pence peice
Thanks might get some for my first Houston yiu must know if krino then or my favourite mcs
Apples and oranges, can't compare the 2, the Tech's will always be superior, but the PLX 500's are decent bedroom and or small studio, beginner turntables, but for the money, IMO, I would rather buy the Audio Technica ATLP 120's I have used them many times, when my Techs broke or if I was at my friends who owned them, they feel damn near the same as Techs and damn near look the same as well!!!
Heather Hulings I feel you. I just called it like I see it. I am a pioneer fan... I was just comparing. Based on my observation. I agree, It is apples to oranges.
Pioneer PLX500 and AT LP120 are actually one & the same, except for couple of design changes. So I find it hilarious when I see individuals who claim how Pioneer is much better than Audio Technica. They are both made by the company Hanpin, at the same factory.
But don't get the wrong idea , I love my LP120 and otherwise completely agree. If you can't afford the SL1200, you're better with LP120 than PLX500, because AT closely resembles Technics.
The Pioneer 500 is an entry level turntable. The Technics is pro level.
Also the cartridge makes a difference.
The pl 1000 is the technics1200 competitor.
You should have done a comparison video using the pl 500 up against the entry level Audio Technica, Reloop and Stanton.
I was cutting and scratchin on a numark belt driven it did suck though but I busted some good mixes with sick scratches on it this camt be that bad my numarks messed up my records and my technics are amazing
@@rafaeldelgado4985 I started on cheap inexpensive turntables.
thanks!
Song???
Bag lady. Erykah Badu
1.35 song name?
Bag Lady... Erykah Badu.
Nice Dallas Cowboys hat!
After 27 years of using the MK2's , i,ll have replace Them for the GR,s , the mk7,s but they are feeling too light, the plx1000,s is that the synchronisation of the pitch is one of the issues the plx have and for me as a techno DJ playing with 3 Technics GR,s is a good pitchsyncronisation important and the GR is a really better turbtable than the MK2 and also Friends of my who are Scratch DJ,s and they having the mk7,s they also saying the GR,s are really master to playing with! And if you want to compare the mk7 (Malaysia, Premium Class) or the GR (Japan, Grand Class) than is IT not dificault what the best turbtable is for the forthcoming 25 years!
Noo! !! its jump to much! !!
Thank you man!
That 1200 is fully modded and set up. i used 1700s when i was a kid, if you can cut, cut
What is that redrum?
The song is Eryka Badu Bag Lady.
Thanks yes, but who does the redrum? It has a nice punchier sound to it. Good for shows
John Cha
You can’t compare because of the price difference for the amount you pay for the pioneer it’s a great deck
plx 1000 is way different feel from the plx 500
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Hey how's it going I'm Dj Coronaboy ... In my opinion if you're going to compare Dj Equipment use flagship equipment... So instead of comparing a "Dj entry level" PLX - 500 vs "Dj standard" Technics 1200 you should rightfully use the PLX-1000 instead. I personally have all 3 and would never compare a 500 vs 1200. PLX - and also to be fair the same type of needle if anything (the same needle) should be used... the 500 comes with its own sub par cartridge.. you can't compare that to a Stanton cartridge while showing the differences.. In the end you need to try the PLX 1000 vs 1200's both to see the slight differences and the weight and led light won't be 2 of them... while the 1200's are built to last and still the industry standard at this time the PLX 1000 comes with a detachable power cord and RCA plugs which are a plus but are very similar once you are on them both... again in my opinion ..
James Armendariz Great comments and I agree. I was just curious on the performance of the 500. When I made the video, I didn’t see many 500 videos on the performance of them besides the paid advertisements.
1200’s will always be king
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I think you would like the plx 1000 Better than the 500. It's a while lit better
Cash Masters I’m sure. I heard it’s solid.
@@vicsveneratedvlogs7172 I think it’s plz 1000 looks like better decks all together serious
Isaac hayyeeessss / mind playing tricks on me 😍
thx mate doo video..good explain...ill bux pioneer ill guess
1200 is beast
Bota peso nesse braço que o disco nao pula!
Well that's why that pioneer 299.00 is is not really a good equipment....You Have to spent at least a thousand to get a unit
Why compare a $400 TT to a much more expensive one?
The Plx500 is fine for what it is.
The Plx1000 is the the direct competitor to the Technics.
Why? Because I wanted a less expensive alternative to the much more expensive one.
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You should already know that in the DJ and audio business...you get what you pay for.
I have Plx500 and a Technics 1200.
I knew before I even got the plx that even though respectable, that it wouldn't measure up to the 1200's.
The difference in the motor's torque already saw to that.👍🏾
You are on battle mode.....
No Comparison!
in my opinion the technics are highly overpriced. Unless your a scratch DJ I think there isn’t much point in spending the extra money on the 1210 over the PLX 500
Hey James .. what would be your recommendation for someone who DOES NOT DJ.. but just plays records ... not doing anymore audio technica products
You have to compare the 1000 model,most of us know this is not a real dj turntable,good as a first turntable the cost is very fair,unless your want a crosley😂😂
300 euro vs 1500 euro
I think it’s normal 👍🏻
Loco es obvio que la aguja del 500 se mueva,si le tienes puesta una Mierda de Aguja ,porle esa misma porquería de aguja al Technics para qué veas lo qué sucede.Y esa aguja la trae para resorber y escuchar vinilos pero para scratch TIENES qué Cambiarla.
You compare astethietics (i.e., the light) that have nothing to do with sound output. it's obvious you are not an audiophile. Also, how much bumping are you doing during your sets that causes your table to shift? This is a bad review comparison.
Although it was my comparison, thank you for your opinion. Feel free to upload one with your items of importance.
Ooo Wee thank you for your permission. 😂😂😂😂😂
Easiest part of my job.
Ojo .. Se borro mi posteo y criticas a de las empresas (Pioneer) & (Technics) ... La 1200 imitada siempre, igualada jamas 😀😀😀
The plx1000 is more like the 1200.. heavier than the 1200 even
Dude I'm sorry but you're comparing apples to oranges.
They are both turntables. He's not comparing a turntable and a cd deck. So I'm not sure what you mean.
RECORD
Record needle
Non-vinyl record
Comparing a cheap turn table with an expensive one...really
Pioneer Hanpin Shit!!! Technics the Best
B...SH.T JEEZ...
My name is william Jackson so you should better way PLX -1,000.00 THAN PLX 500 IS BASIC! FOR ME I HAVE TWO PONEER PLX 1,000 GOOD ALMOST 12 INCH TECHIE TURNTABLE BIT PIONEER PLX 1000 LAGRE TURNTABLE HAVEY SO PIONEER GOOD SOUND NO PLM AT ALL
Your comparison between head shells was whacked and biased.
Which turntable and head shells do you prefer/recommend?
Your bothered about a light ffs I've seen scratching on them sort you weights adjust height get rid of cart get a pro s, I've just got one myself, technics is dead and betrayed the dj community that helped build them their hated
Which cartridge you recommend?
Both suck.. have mine since 75.. straight from Okinawa..
Tech niks. Not techniiiques
Pioneer is copy cat....
Plx 500 It's garbage made of plastic
Dont even have to watch the video to tell you the plx-500 is a piece of shit that's only good for playing records
LOL... yes the Technics is better... it is also 3-4X the price of the Pioneer .... !!! If you can afford the Technics then that is the one to get but if money is an issue then the Pioneer is a very nice unit !!!
Good review