Should I buy a VPI SCOUTMASTER. I OWN 25 RECORDS.

Dear @artemus_5  : "  There are good belt drives & good Direct drives...""

of course and I agree with you but the critical subject as @ct0517  pointed out is the overall set-up and that's why I don't like Rega tonearms that does not permit a rigth/precise cartridge set up that must be our main analog concern.

R.

 

But i can imagine industry without belt drive turntables, those companies did nothing except for cheap turntables for consumers

That's about the stupidest as of yet statement you've made. Besides the fact you couldn't name a producer of Japanese tables who also didn't produce belted tables as well, the names of tables who went only belt would shame your rubber hearted technics. 
Please, we all can read the same drivel you regurgitate regularly here...so stick to that and don't go outside your true narrow vision and knowledge.
5 years of using old units with tired electronics hardly makes an expert. Its insulting to those that actually have and do fix, repair and rebuild tables since the 70's. 
There is no best, there are choices , all with differing strengths and weaknesses and more importantly different tone and tempos and extremes.
All drives can and do offer good to excellent results. 

The real question is when your not driving people from these forums with your drivel....how many of your real peers with the bear driving can you get in your car......

Love the old stuff!!! My Krell 400cx, Mark Levinson 23.5 and Jeff Rowland Model 1 all sound wonderful!!! All are serviced and might be as good as any solid state gear made today. 

@rauliraugas 

Again,  This is the reason I suggested that he would need the Pet Riggle VTAF so as to have that adjustment.

@chakster  I agree with all you wrote concerning DD tables except for the last statement.  Note that VPI makes belt, rim and DD driven tables, all with noteworthy, high quality sound potential. It's not a matter of quality, only the end result that a buyer should consider.