i have the silver QFO, 07 PRO, 06PRO, PDX2300 as of now .. Vestax was truly a company who embraced the turntables culture they listened to and incorporated the top brass of DJ's when it came to product design. WE truly miss Vestax
They only made a few high-end mixers....the 17 was not one of them lol... The PMC Cx and the PMC 50 were the ones that killed it for sound! I owned the 50a and I know it sounded better than the A&H 92!
I have my own collection too since they first came out people was tripping in the bronx new york bought them from Japan when I was out there the torn arm was dope when I touch them it feel different but I got use to it the only thing is made out of woods pdx a2s first vertical turntable n the pdx a2 then the PDX 2000 use by DJ mix master Mike n DJ Qbert I have my tehnics 1200 too but vestax hold on more while scratching battle style so it was so dope my still work like a champ n I have some vestax mixer too as collection I'm still using my vestax a2s vertical 2022 now I'm use to them n the technics n my pioneer 1000 just like the color black n blue light I like that when I first saw them vestax should come back 😁 it was fresh dope turntable made on japan that torn arm
Man, I bet people's minds were blown when you brought those back! I really love what Vestax was trying to do they made some really cool stuff. I noticed the tone arms were super solid! I can't wait to find more of there stuff it's like finding gold!
@@MusicGearMondays yeah a lots of people thought I was going to use the technics 1200 I always use they was tripping but when they saw me scratch mix on them other DJ started tripping how the torn arm don't skip no matter how hard I scratched n back cue it was still in the groove when I through a block party i was already use to them too n I was able to mix house music freestyle n hip hop reggae because it too me month of to get use to them until I did you could mix with them too once you get use to them I still got them n bought other modern the thing is they made out of wood so they very
4:07 You need the vestax handy Trax for your collection the USB one you could use them for scratch too oh listen to record no Skip once you change the cartridge needle to a diamond cartridge needle i too got other vestax collection i just need the QFO turntable 😂😂 yeah the Handy trax portable turntable got a spring too under the torn arm so the record don't skip n it track the record good n you could scratch with them tok portarblist use them for scratch n this one was the first one every one use oh you could use it to go buy record lp n listing to records you want to buy when you take your handy Trax it use battery too that cool 😅😅😅😅
I love the classic technics 1210s, but my vestax PDX-D3S turntables are more sophisticated. No longer slamming my sausage fingers in the plater or record to beat sync 😊
YEAH fellow, i have a pair of d3 mk1 and the rare mk2... such marvellous pieces of innovative dj gear...by the way, the only unit who was beatin specs of the 1210s at precision value, a.k.a platter wobble....they are sharp as a swiss knive... i recognized, that these are really valuable in recent days!
Vestax always innovated and pushed Technics.... Not sure how good the sound of the PDT 5000 was but Technics always won for sound quality and build quality....pity Vestax never pushed the quality of the 5000! Having a spring on the tone arm is a bad idea unless you don't mind killing ya precious vinyl and having loads of dollar to keep on replacing your stylus...in my opinion a bad idea but to reiterate, innovative! I miss Vestax!
@@MusicGearMondays I know they can do quality coz the PMC 50a sounded amazing and built like a tank! They done some mad as fook rotary mixer that cost about 5 grand just before they went under as well....
That's a good question! If you reach out to my friends over at MilehighDjSupply.com they should be able to connect you! It's a really cool piece of gear!
i have the silver QFO, 07 PRO, 06PRO, PDX2300 as of now .. Vestax was truly a company who embraced the turntables culture they listened to and incorporated the top brass of DJ's when it came to product design. WE truly miss Vestax
Yeah, I agree with you that companies need to take more risks and explore more like they used to.
i had vestax pdx d3s .Great decks
The PMC 05, mixstick, 07 etc were indestructible! Not the best sound but built to last!
Have those too still working since I bought them
@@thehunterofdeath2180 Do you know how to open up the faders to clean them and make them like new again?
Miss Vestax stuff, always liked my old PMC-17A... those EQ kill switches were dope
Definitely has some really cool features
They only made a few high-end mixers....the 17 was not one of them lol...
The PMC Cx and the PMC 50 were the ones that killed it for sound! I owned the 50a and I know it sounded better than the A&H 92!
I have my own collection too since they first came out people was tripping in the bronx new york bought them from Japan when I was out there the torn arm was dope when I touch them it feel different but I got use to it the only thing is made out of woods pdx a2s first vertical turntable n the pdx a2 then the PDX 2000 use by DJ mix master Mike n DJ Qbert I have my tehnics 1200 too but vestax hold on more while scratching battle style so it was so dope my still work like a champ n I have some vestax mixer too as collection I'm still using my vestax a2s vertical 2022 now I'm use to them n the technics n my pioneer 1000 just like the color black n blue light I like that when I first saw them vestax should come back 😁 it was fresh dope turntable made on japan that torn arm
Man, I bet people's minds were blown when you brought those back! I really love what Vestax was trying to do they made some really cool stuff. I noticed the tone arms were super solid! I can't wait to find more of there stuff it's like finding gold!
@@MusicGearMondays yeah a lots of people thought I was going to use the technics 1200 I always use they was tripping but when they saw me scratch mix on them other DJ started tripping how the torn arm don't skip no matter how hard I scratched n back cue it was still in the groove when I through a block party i was already use to them too n I was able to mix house music freestyle n hip hop reggae because it too me month of to get use to them until I did you could mix with them too once you get use to them I still got them n bought other modern the thing is they made out of wood so they very
4:07 You need the vestax handy Trax for your collection the USB one you could use them for scratch too oh listen to record no Skip once you change the cartridge needle to a diamond cartridge needle i too got other vestax collection i just need the QFO turntable 😂😂 yeah the Handy trax portable turntable got a spring too under the torn arm so the record don't skip n it track the record good n you could scratch with them tok portarblist use them for scratch n this one was the first one every one use oh you could use it to go buy record lp n listing to records you want to buy when you take your handy Trax it use battery too that cool 😅😅😅😅
Damn I have to check that one out! Sounds like a gem!
I love the classic technics 1210s, but my vestax PDX-D3S turntables are more sophisticated. No longer slamming my sausage fingers in the plater or record to beat sync 😊
YEAH fellow, i have a pair of d3 mk1 and the rare mk2... such marvellous pieces of innovative dj gear...by the way, the only unit who was beatin specs of the 1210s at precision value, a.k.a platter wobble....they are sharp as a swiss knive...
i recognized, that these are really valuable in recent days!
Vestax always innovated and pushed Technics....
Not sure how good the sound of the PDT 5000 was but Technics always won for sound quality and build quality....pity Vestax never pushed the quality of the 5000!
Having a spring on the tone arm is a bad idea unless you don't mind killing ya precious vinyl and having loads of dollar to keep on replacing your stylus...in my opinion a bad idea but to reiterate, innovative! I miss Vestax!
yeah, they were definitely trying things out I like when companies take risks and innovate. Too bad they didn't get to keep growing.
@@MusicGearMondays I know they can do quality coz the PMC 50a sounded amazing and built like a tank!
They done some mad as fook rotary mixer that cost about 5 grand just before they went under as well....
@@djdeejdjay8669 Man I just saw one of those this past week at Mile High DJ Supply rotary's are just so fun and also can be magic in the studio to.
hey, any more info on the battery mod for the vci-380?
That's a good question! If you reach out to my friends over at MilehighDjSupply.com they should be able to connect you! It's a really cool piece of gear!