I've seen used but pretty good condition Technics 1210 mk2 in classifieds for that. These days there are alot of better featured turntables out there but 1210s are nice because you can abuse the hell out of them. 20 years later, they are missing an eye, most of their teeth and one of their arms but dammit they are still standing. Besides being pretty much indestructible, its also direct drive and has pretty high torque so it holds pitch well.
Avoid eBay shills who try to sell a mk5 for over a grand because its discontinued. Like anyone gives a damn, seeing as how they made like, a billion of them. More importantly, don't look at all the high prices on eBay and think that you can't get these things cheap. You really can, so camp classifieds, in particular music production/DJ classifieds and look for one thats local. Theres alot of bedroom DJs who are selling up their decks at pretty stonking discounts because vinyl mixing has always been an expensive habit and the whole industry has more or less transitioned to stuff like Serato anyway.
Theres a couple of 1210s on adverts.ie in Ireland right now for 150 euros but for folks in the US, I can't see the industry tracking in the opposite direction. As much as I liked my crates of vinyl, at 7 euros a 12", you just can't stay current unless you are filthy unbelievably rich. They had to go.
