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so til i find another motor to where the pitch works, i will use it as is.If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. i just use it the way it is, and the pitch is right on like a pioneer pl400,that has the window to see how fast the speed is going. so now the motor i did get well it happens that the pitch control doesnt work with it. and i just have had one of mine go out after 26yrs.of great use.and i do have the other too.and when i asked where to get the motor,they had not answer, and for the longest time surfing the web. i have two Lineartech 1700s,and google them,and let me know what you think.

because most are made just like the lower end tts.as i listed above. I have a knockoff technics and there exactly like technics,and pioneers Frame Look.and all dial and buttons are all in the same place.as the technics/pioneer/roland/mixars/numark /reloop/and well i could go on and on,but i guess you got a bad PLX500 Batch. What are your thoughts on Pioneer’s new turntable?

Quartz lock direct drive (PLX-500 has a servo type direct drive).

Lower tolerance for wow + flutter (0.15% or less WRMS on PLX-500, 0.1% or less on PLX-100).

Slightly more heavy (we suspect some of the isolation weight in the PLX-1000 is missing on the 500).

Removable RCA cables (the PLX-500 are built-in).

It’s also worth noting that the features are slightly different on the PLX-1000: So why would Pioneer release a new turntable at a lower price than their current offering ( the PLX-1000 runs $699), but add USB audio to this unit? There’s a good chance that the PLX-1000 could see a refresh in the next few months to include a USB port. Here’s some similar class turntables for reference:īut we suspect the Pioneer name on the turntable will likely mean it outperforms all of these in sales. It’s a move they’ve successfully done with DJ controllers, so why not turntables as well? Corner The Market At $350?Īt this price point, Pioneer DJ is making a clear effort to snipe a few other super-OEM turntables and become the defacto cheap, no frills turntable on the market. Dust cover with record sleeve stand: Enjoy records and their artwork at the same time thanks to the dust cover that incorporates a stand for displaying record sleeves when open. We suspect that Rekordbox won’t support DVS input via the USB port into a DJ mixer – but that would be really cool if it did! Theoretically you could make an aggregate audio device out of two PLX-500s and try to use it as a DVS input in Rekordbox DJ…Ĥ. Worth noting: Pioneer seems pretty explicit in their press release about these turntables only working as DVS controllers with Rekordbox DJ and a compatible DJM mixer – but according to Pioneer, that includes everything on this list.

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Users can also combine it with the rekordbox dvs Plus Pack to play and perform with their digital files when using a compatible DJM mixer and the RB-VS1- K Control Vinyl ( available separately). High-torque direct drive turntable: the high-torque, direct drive PLX-500 is ideal for mixing and scratching.

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Digitizing tracks is easy using our free rekordbox application ģ.

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Easy digital recording: A built-in USB output means you can record your vinyl collection to high-quality digital WAV files by simply connecting the PLX-500 to your PC or Mac. The shortest possible audio routing from the stylus to the outputs reduces distortion, and the phono and line outputs mean users can connect directly to their sound system or powered speakers to enjoy warm sound.Ģ.

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High-quality analog vinyl sound: The PLX-500 series inherits design features from the PLX-1000 to produce the high-quality sound expected from vinyl.

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Here’s the full feature set of the PLX-500:ġ. They’ve added a USB soundcard, which allows DJs to connect it with Rekordbox to quickly digitize vinyl or to use as a DVS player for Rekordbox DJ. This new turntable goes beyond what the PLX-1000 offered when it was announced two years ago in July 2014.

Price: $349 (Now Shipping from the DJTT store in white or black).

Set to be in stores September of this year, Pioneer’s new record player is a clear sign that the company has noticed the recent resurgence in vinyl-loving DJs ( read our article about how turntables are outselling CDJs). Say hello to a brand new DJ turntable, the Pioneer DJ PLX-500. The killer feature? A USB port that allows audio input into a computer. Hot on the heels of new Rekordbox features designed for recording and organizing vinyl, this new turntable comes in two colors and is budget-friendly at $350. Pioneer DJ has announced the PLX-500, a brand new DJ and casual listening turntable.