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HONEST review of the Pioneer DJ PLX-500 Turntable
Jeb Alvarez
From the manufacturer
High-torque, direct drive turntable (black)
GO VINYL
- The PLX-500 inherits the layout of the PLX-1000 professional turntable and produces a warm, clear analogue sound. The perfect deck if you want to start playing with vinyl or if you just want to listen to your record collection at home.
- Solidly built with excellent vibration damping and precise audio playback, this high-torque deck has a USB out so you can make digital recordings of your vinyl collection in our free rekordbox software. You can also combine the PLX-500 with the rekordbox dvs Plus Pack, a compatible mixer and the RB-VS1-K Control Vinyl to play and scratch with digital files.
KEY FEATURES
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EXCELLENT SOUND DESIGNJust like the PLX-1000, the PLX-500 is built to produce a high-quality vinyl sound. The shortest possible audio routing from the stylus to the outputs reduces distortion, while the phone/line output switch lets you connect directly to your sound system or to powered speakers with no need for an external amplifier. |
EASY DIGITAL RECORDINGRecord your vinyl collection to high-quality digital files by simply connecting the turntable to your PC or Mac via the USB out. |
SMOOTH DJ PLAYUse the PLX-500 to mix and scratch your vinyl records or combine the turntable with rekordbox dvs, a compatible DJ mixer and the RB-VS1-K Control Vinyl to play and perform with your digital files. |
COVER ART DISPLAYPut your record covers on display while listening to your vinyl thanks to the sleeve stand inside the dust cover. |
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Pick your colourThe PLX-500 is available in black or white to match the colour of your gear or the interior of your home. |
Start from scratchThis turntable comes with all the accessories you need to get started: a dust cover with jacket stand, a slipmat and a silver edition PC-HS01-S headshell (cartridge and stylus included). |
rekordbox dvsWhen you use our rekordbox dj software, you can buy the rekordbox dvs Plus Pack to get low latency scratch control with music from your rekordbox library. |
Main Features
- Slip mat
- Dust cover with jacket stand
- Adapter for 45 EP records
- Head shell (with cartridge)
- Balance aAudio conversion cord:1 Stereo pin plug (female), 1 Stereo mini plug (male)
- USB cord
Turntable
Drive Method:Servo-type direct drive
Platter:Aluminium, die-casting diameter: 332 mm
Motor:3-phase, brushless DC motor
Braking System:Electronic brake
Rotation Speed:33⅓, 45, 78 rpm
Rotation Adjustment Range:±8 %
Wow and Flutter:< 0.15% WRMS
Signal-to-Noise Ratio:50 dB
Starting Torque:> 1.6 kgf・cm
Start Time:Within 1 sec (at 33⅓ rpm)
SPECIFICATIONS
Width: 450 mm
Height:159 mm
Depth:368 mm
Weight:10.7 kg
Terminals
USB:1 USB B port
Outputs:1 PHONO/LINE (RCA)
Tone Arm
Arm Type:Universal type S-shape tone arm, Gimbal-supported type, bearing structure, Static balance type
Overhang:16 mm
Effective Length:230.5 mm
Tracking Error:Within 3°
Height Adjustment Range:6 mm
Stylus Pressure Variable Range:0-4 g (1 scale 0.1 g)
Proper Cartridge Weight:< 9.5 g
Cartridge type:VM
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| Delivery | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 9 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Firemall LLC | Amazon.com | Firemall LLC | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | DC | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
| connectivity tech | Wired | USB | Wired | Wireless | Wired | Wireless, Bluetooth |
| signal format | Digital | Analog | Analog | Analog | Analog | Digital |
| voltage | — | — | 110.0 volts, 220.0 volts | 110 volts | 230 volts | 240 volts |
| model name | Pioneer | — | — | AT-LP60XBT-BK | AT-LP120XUSB-BK | PSLX310BT |
| material | Plastic | Plastic | Metal, Aluminum | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
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Big Surprise it's DUAL VOLTAGE!!
I recall looking pretty closely as this is important to me being overseas. I almost bought the Audio Technica for it's external (laptop-style) dual voltage power supply. That was until noticed they had eliminated the tone-arm height adjustment from the model. For me that was an even bigger deal-breaker. So bought this one accepting the fact I'd have to run it off a transformer. Unpacking it I got a big surprise. Under the platter is a Voltage input selector SWITCH. (see pic) In the specs it does reference "110 or 220", and the plate on the back of the unit it says the same, normally, most people, seeing these two things, unless told otherwise, will assume "auto switching". So don't be fooled. The switch is not for looks. It is REQUIRED. The unit is "defaulted" to "US/north american sales" so 110 is preselected. If you're 220 where you are you must flip the switch.Now the turntable. LOVE it. Nothing about it, or the parts included feels at all cheap. and yeah I'm probably giving it extra points for the Voltage selector switch. Still, basic turntable no complaints. very happy. NOW, one last heads up, if you're counting on the "USB" function to record-mp3s to a PC, you may have to find your own software/app. There is none provided in the box. The app Pioneer says to use is downloadable and you can check it out without buying the unit first. rekordbox.com. it's free! *cough*, there are 4 versions of it, only the bottom one is free. My disc recorder just died, SO I WILL be checking this app out more closely, and return with an update, but just from glancing at the webpage, my bad-feeling radar is up. I'm betting there are other free-ware USB sound recorder apps out there that could work with this device, possibly even the sound recorder, or other Windows toy, included with Windows. BUT I've heard some rumblings that sound-quality can be an issue with the USB to PC process. Again I'll check it out and return here to update. FOR NOW I'D SAY, if you're an "audiophile" and want the highest possible quality, using this to transfer your Vinyl to digital, plan on buying a CD RECORDER that produces "audio format" CDs which you then rip with media player just as you would any store-bought CD. I rip to WAV or FLAC and then use media-human to covert those to M4a's.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023
Style: TurntableVerified Purchase
The weight definitely beats the Audio Technica LP 120 by a long shot. Feels very sturdy and sounds fantastic. It has built in wiring directly to the speaker system of your choice. Easy to set up and the pop up light makes you feel like your in the 80s early 90s. Quality for the price is unbeatable. Will be jamming out to my Hip-Hop Vinyls for decades to come. If your in the fence like I was just pull the trigger, this one is a keeper. Thank you and God Bless!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024
Style: TurntableVerified Purchase
I recall looking pretty closely as this is important to me being overseas. I almost bought the Audio Technica for it's external (laptop-style) dual voltage power supply. That was until noticed they had eliminated the tone-arm height adjustment from the model. For me that was an even bigger deal-breaker. So bought this one accepting the fact I'd have to run it off a transformer. Unpacking it I got a big surprise. Under the platter is a Voltage input selector SWITCH. (see pic) In the specs it does reference "110 or 220", and the plate on the back of the unit it says the same, normally, most people, seeing these two things, unless told otherwise, will assume "auto switching". So don't be fooled. The switch is not for looks. It is REQUIRED. The unit is "defaulted" to "US/north american sales" so 110 is preselected. If you're 220 where you are you must flip the switch.
Now the turntable. LOVE it. Nothing about it, or the parts included feels at all cheap. and yeah I'm probably giving it extra points for the Voltage selector switch. Still, basic turntable no complaints. very happy. NOW, one last heads up, if you're counting on the "USB" function to record-mp3s to a PC, you may have to find your own software/app. There is none provided in the box. The app Pioneer says to use is downloadable and you can check it out without buying the unit first. rekordbox.com. it's free! *cough*, there are 4 versions of it, only the bottom one is free. My disc recorder just died, SO I WILL be checking this app out more closely, and return with an update, but just from glancing at the webpage, my bad-feeling radar is up. I'm betting there are other free-ware USB sound recorder apps out there that could work with this device, possibly even the sound recorder, or other Windows toy, included with Windows. BUT I've heard some rumblings that sound-quality can be an issue with the USB to PC process. Again I'll check it out and return here to update. FOR NOW I'D SAY, if you're an "audiophile" and want the highest possible quality, using this to transfer your Vinyl to digital, plan on buying a CD RECORDER that produces "audio format" CDs which you then rip with media player just as you would any store-bought CD. I rip to WAV or FLAC and then use media-human to covert those to M4a's.
Now the turntable. LOVE it. Nothing about it, or the parts included feels at all cheap. and yeah I'm probably giving it extra points for the Voltage selector switch. Still, basic turntable no complaints. very happy. NOW, one last heads up, if you're counting on the "USB" function to record-mp3s to a PC, you may have to find your own software/app. There is none provided in the box. The app Pioneer says to use is downloadable and you can check it out without buying the unit first. rekordbox.com. it's free! *cough*, there are 4 versions of it, only the bottom one is free. My disc recorder just died, SO I WILL be checking this app out more closely, and return with an update, but just from glancing at the webpage, my bad-feeling radar is up. I'm betting there are other free-ware USB sound recorder apps out there that could work with this device, possibly even the sound recorder, or other Windows toy, included with Windows. BUT I've heard some rumblings that sound-quality can be an issue with the USB to PC process. Again I'll check it out and return here to update. FOR NOW I'D SAY, if you're an "audiophile" and want the highest possible quality, using this to transfer your Vinyl to digital, plan on buying a CD RECORDER that produces "audio format" CDs which you then rip with media player just as you would any store-bought CD. I rip to WAV or FLAC and then use media-human to covert those to M4a's.
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Precisión y sonido
Reviewed in Mexico on February 20, 2024Style: TurntableVerified Purchase
Fuelhandler
Definitely an Upgrade from my Audio Technica AT-LP120
Reviewed in Canada on December 19, 2018Style: TurntableVerified Purchase
Renato O.
Love this unit
Reviewed in Canada on January 7, 2021Style: TurntableVerified Purchase
Renato O.
Reviewed in Canada on January 7, 2021
Good sounds and i can play the oldies corrections i have
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