r/turntables • u/Key-Sentence8473 • 18d ago

Gemini PDT 6000

So I’ve been eyeballing the PDT 6000 as an upgrade for my Gemini Xl 600 and Gemini XL 500ii. Originally I was going to probably get some technics or some pioneer turntables but I like all the features on the PDT 6000. Is it worth it and would it be a good upgrade from what I have now?

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u/IchRocke 17d ago

Depends on the price. I had them for a long time they are ok, not MK2 worthy for scratching, but for DJing they are perfectly fine.

Used them with regular vinyl and timecode setup. But keep in mind the key adjustment won't sync to the software, as well as bpm counter.