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Well, let's see...
I started out with a borrowed mixer from a friend (cheap 50 $ thing), my moms old turntable (had a little pitch knob) and a non-pitchable CD-player... 
But today, I would suggest you start mixing on your PC to make sure that it's what you want to do. Doesn't cost a thing, just get some mixing program and some mp3s.
If you know that you wanna do it for real, I would go to a store where you can test different turntables (where do you live?). I would rather buy a cheap mixer than crappy turntables. You could try to get some used Mk2s, I have a friend who got 2 for 250 $.
Hope this helps. Best of luck with your mixing, and don't be disappointed, the beat-matching takes time to learn...
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