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Vestax PDX-2000
Newest Review: ... than the Technics, they feel solid enough although I have managed to snap off a couple of the legs by constantly moving them ... more  ... around from house to house. The lack of a dust cover / lid is frankly unacceptable considering the amount of money paid for a top quality product such as this.
I've now owned these for about 6-7 years and they are still going strong. They do appear to go incredibly easy on needles, I've only replaced mine (Stanton 500 carts) once in that period!
Some prefer Technics, some prefer Vestax...but I can gaurantee neither will say a bad word against their own personal favorite!...moreMore Vestax turntables
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Read Reviews for Vestax PDX-2000
Vestax PDX-2000: Favorite decks that I've used (209 words)
by - written on 15/05/09 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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After owning a not fantastic set of direct drive Numarks, I decided to upgrade to the Vestax PDX2000. The difference was instantly noticable. The Vestax have a thunderous lightning quick start up and the tone arm feels completely solid, something I've always had an issue with the Technics 1210 series. The adjustable start up and stop is a nice addition, I personally have the stop turned up just a little as if it is set to instant stop then it is harder to manipulate the deck for example, a spin-back / rewind. Although they are a lot lighter than the Technics, they feel solid enough although I have managed to snap off a couple of the legs by ... Read the complete review
A Dream Turntable (217 words)
by - written on 16/07/04 (Useful, 1355 readings)
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The debate between Vestax and Technics will probably go on for ever. In my oppinion there are two main factors that seperate Vestax and technics. Technics are superior for their reputation in the business, but on face value, vestax have produced the better turntable on this occasion. The pdx2000 brings a big smile to your face from the minute you feel the platter spinning under your palm. Its powerful, sturdy, smooth and skip proof. The build quality is excellent. It feels great, but I have to admit, it does look a bit weird and space-age for my liking. The extra pitch function is fun to use and very hand in dj production. The reverse mode works suprising well, the ... Read the complete review
Vestax PDX-2000: Can a contender finally take the title? (712 words)
by - written on 05/03/02 (Very useful, 1939 readings)
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Technic's turntables you gotta love 'em. Quick starting, reliable, sleek and not just a little bit sexy. Every one I've ever met through my DJ'ing addiction has either got them, is saving for them or wants them. Every club system worth its salt has at least two sitting in the booth and it even has its own Mixing championship and clothing line. Its been like this ever since I became hooked on vinyl about 14 years ago. There has NEVER been a contender to the kingdom built up around what will always remain a groundbreaking design and engineering classic. Until now. When Vestax released the PDX2000 turntable it prompted the usual ... Read the complete review
| Processing/Quality: |  100% |
Reliability: |  75% |
| Ease of use: | 100% |
Features: | 75% |
| Sound quality: | 100% |
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