I mix on a Stanton ST100 for quite some time, but I had the opportunity several times to mix the 150 ST.

And I must say that in order to mix the "famous Technics" the ST150 is a real pocket rocket, a best value quality price, with more Actualis numriques outputs.
On the same table it, it lacks the complete range infrieur is to say an engine rponse almost instantaneous ...
Possibility to settle the race startup and stop the engine, when placed in more direct, and has ca rpond in the eye, even for the reverse.
Regarding the race of the pitch and rponse, I much prefer the MK2 which I find very average in comparison (that is not to be used Stanton).
Finally a very stable arm, either scratch, mix, etc ...
Some key option with correction (which was too rarely used in the audible range infrieur, here we retain a voice in the same tone with the rhythm ACCELER not seem to have doubled the beat as before

For me these plates have nothing to envy Technics, plate quality with which they swear a little too easily ...
I prefer these decks, I think they are better and the taste of the day, I have a little more money on it that I do mixerai x)