I bought these to replace my Vestax PDX-2000's that I've had for years, and I am not disappointed in the slightest. I considered buying a new set of Technics 1210's (although I've never owned a set of Technics), but they are really expensive. So my best options were to buy a second hand set of 1210's or a brand new set of these. After reading a lot of positive reviews, I bought these and I'm sure I made the right choice! Really good build quality, powerful motor and selectable +/- 8, 16 + 50% pitch options. Highly recommended.

Very high quality turntable, working clearly, very easy to set up, cool design, is not very heavy, and I think it's best of the best at the moment.

A cheaper but no compromise alternative to Technics (latter you pay for the name). Only disappointment is they are not supplied with stylus cartridges. However on decks as good as these you'd want to invest in something like a Ortofon Concorde anyhow. Great service from DJKit.

Arrived very quickly. This deck has the feel of my old technics mk2/mk5 without the price tag. There is nothing I can say bad about it.

Brilliant turntables, mega quick delivery as well!

This is a great turntable from Pioneer extremely easy to use but also does everything you need it tornrnI brought these as an upgrade from my old Technics SL12010 mk2 and am more than happy with the decisionrnrnSexy looks and solid build quality

Easy to set-up and use, quiet running great speed control. Solidly built. I use it for hifi and it sounds great to me. Only problem I've found is with using Moving Coil Cartridges - both my Ortofon and Audio Technica MC cartridges produce noticeable hum. I don't have the same problem with the moving magnet cartridges. Maybe its the direct drive system inducing a current into the coils of the MC cartridges - or maybe it's just the greater amplification needed for MC that makes the hum noticeable. Still it's irritating.

Quality. Nuff said

Absolutely quality.

Been using my new PLX 1000 for a couple of week pretty much every day, it’s everything I expect from Pioneer, quality build, really nice to touch and works brilliantly.

Sturdy, well made and looks slick!

Having sold my decks back in 2004 I decided to get my vinyl out of storage and have a play. As I lived locally I went to the warehouse/display centre and tested everything out. Really helpful staff and gave me some great advice.

Solidly built with a great sound. Wasn't looking for a DJ turntable but for reasonably priced audiophile equipment. After reading the PLX-1000 review on a stereophile blog I found I could have a DJ deck at audiophile level quality.

This is a cracking piece of kit. Solid build, excellent sound quality. My DJ mate has 2 of them and really rates them.

Why spend 600 quid each per 2nd hand deck on ebay, of which are all old (obviously) and you don't really know how have been treated, and most sellers standards of the word 'mint' judging by photos leave a lot to be desired! Glad I chose these over the reloop rp range, Quality, Quality, Quality, plugged them in and the regret of having to sell my 1210's 8 years ago vanished within seconds..... Just like riding a bike!!! Really like the feature of widening the pitch range and didn't want all the connect to traktor bumf, so ideal! Extremely comfortable to play on, everything tight as can be, no messing!

Would recommend any Vinyl DJ's out there to grab a pair of these. Solid decks and have some great features on them such as pitch reset and different pitch ranges. Pitch riding on these feels great too, Kenny ken/10

really good pair of professional turntables a bit pricey but a good alternative to the legendary technics

Just both them and cannot say anything bad about them. Perfect copy of MK2 classic. Perfect heavy body, strong g torch and perfect manipulation. Go for it

I have had these for awhile now and can honestly say that I am really enjoying them. They are in my opinion just as good as a pair of Technics SL-1210's. The pitch controls operate and hold the speed just like a Technics deck but what I really love about the Pioneer PLX 1000's is the extra torque. Fantastic. I would recommend these to anyone whose not to sure or sitting on the fence. Once you get used to them you will love them.

Great product with overall good build quality. Next best thing from the Technics 1210's.

I must say I'm very impressed with this turntable as a whole. From build quality to performance I can't fault it...

What a good twist from something old. Really good piece of kit with a great build and finish!!

I recommend it

Brilliant mixer, perfect upgrade on the xone92.. effects are a fantastic addition

Amazing

Mixer is brilliant, loud as, fx are great especially if your used to a Xone send/return style of doing things and has a great option of using your own fx pedals/machines via its send/return. Also it’s great plug and play with Traktor DVS or with a preferred controller and running ableton via channel A is a great option to have allowing you, for example, a drum machine via Ableton to be played whilst still having 4 available channels for turntables/CDJ’s. Filter is great and typical of Xone mixers all though if your used to the Xone 92 it does take a while to get used too only having one. Overall a great mixer.

Well I bought this mixer from another store because it was cheaper, I did do a price match on this site but this site didn't completely match the price so I continued and bought it from another site/shop. Anyway mixer, well it has excellent sound quality and the faders feel lovely, the headphone output isn't as good sound quality as on a Pioneer DJM250 I also have. The effects on the PX5 are mediocre to be fair, I used to have a Denon DN-X1600 a few years back and the effects on that were way better. The USB functionality of the PX5 is terrible because I still can't get Traktor Scratch to work properly with it, i've set everything up properly and double checked cables and buttons and i've been using Traktor Scratch for about 6 years now so I know exactly how to set that up. But the scratch function in Traktor Scratch is disabled and after much emailing Allen & Heath and them replying they've been unable to help me and have blamed Traktor for the problem. I'd say unless you can see it working with Traktor Scratch in a shop it's a bad idea to buy the PX5 for that. Another thing I hate is the fact that the master vu meters change to cue vu meters when you press a channel cue button. This is stupid to be and pointless to be honest seeing as the mixer already has vu meters on every channel. Also adjusting the master gain control (when no channel cue button is pressed) doesn't make the master gain vu meters change at all. This is bad because it doesn't tell you if the master outputs are being clipped or not. Now the headline, the crossfade curves, well the left hand mixing curve is useless as when you slide the crossfade into the middle the sound level drops A LOT!!! I know mixing curves have to have a dip in the middle but come on not that much it's like half the voume. The middle curve is very different, if you slide into the middle for the first say 6mm or so there's nothing then SUDDENLY it fades in fast and then you have about 25mm or something in the middle where the sound doesn't change. Then as you get near the opposite side it SUDDENLY fades out fast. You have to litterally fade in and out as slow as you can to get anywhere near remotely smooth fades. Both those curves are unusable in my opinion. The sharp curve has dead space as either side for about 4mm and then BANG sound comes in, I got round this by taking the crossfade out and bending two little metal bits on the crossfade and now the sound comes fully in after about 1mm from the side. Overall it's a lovely mixer with a few things that Allen & Heath should of known better than to implement but if you can live with those problems then it's a great mixer.