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Dude, do not get Belt Drives, for just over a year i have wanted decks, when i managed to save enough up to buy the shitest belt drives, i was guna buy them ( the package was about £200) and i was so tempted. but i read these posts and thought about it, and saved for 4 more months. and on tuesday i finally got my decks. i got:
Numark TT1650's
Numark DM3000x
I paid £365 for it in the end. With cables, headphones, a Stanton Video and Record Bag.
I think its a really good set, i have managed to beat match the odd mix here and there and i have really got used to a few tracks and can get a solid mix in everytime. I went round to my mates house yesterday and he had bought some belt drives ( cant remember model - sorry) and i tryed to mix my records with them ( the ones i can mix) and i found it almost impossible, as when i touched the record to slightly slow it down, the whole platter stopped spinning, and the start up torque is really really bad. SOme people will tell you to get belt drives and practise, then when you move up to Direct Drives you will be really good, but DONT, get Direct Drives and a mixer that has EQ's.
Most people will agree with me too.
Trust Me, you wont regret it.
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but if your looking for low price dont save and get some Tech's man its worth it plus you cant be the next PvD or Tiesto on belts they would laugh you off the stand...that and when you tell people what kinda tables you go... i would feel like shit telling peopel "yeah they're belt drive...yeah i know i should have saved 
" so go with Tech's man i almost have the money for mine 
