I noticed that all the turntables you recommend are 2 speeds, but on the suitcase turntables you don't like are a 3 speed. Can you elaborate on that please?
@QuadRaSphere Records and Radio thank you for the info. I just noticed on the Crosley players they have 33, 45, and 78 rpm so was just curious thank you again
Personally, I would not recommend the LP 60X or LP3. The Sony ps lx 310 BT is the same price as the LP3 and runs circles around it. Elegant looking, and incredibly high fidelity even at low volumes. The LP 60X is a kiddie player, more comparable to the Crosley T400 than anything else.
@@efandmk3382 I was looking at the audio technica lp120, I don't want to deal with the belt turn table as a 1st time turntable buyer and I do t know how to adjust the speeds on it and thi gs like that.
Bluetooth turns ALL audio signals into mp3! You might as well stick with streaming, because you'll get the same sound in that method! To have true hi resolution analog or digital, you can't cheat, ya gotta have wires! With wires you get pure "unbroken" signal!
Yeah, that would be a strong recommendation from Jarrett. I have it, lovely turntable for the money, and bluetooth is a very useful bonus. I bet it's probably sold more since it's release in 2019 than any other player.
Hey jarrett just want to say great video I remember watching one of your older videos about this topic and it’s what inspired me to upgrade my turntable from a Crosley voyager to an audio technica LP 60. And a song I recommend is counting stars by Nujabes
I've got myself an at lp 60x but had no more money left for some speakers and an Amp so i pulled out the old jvc home Theater reciever with some speakers and a subwoofer and it works fine👍
@@bngr_bngr Generally speaking, portable players are not good. A turntable ideally should be set up and made perfectly level and adjusted in a fixed position, and then not moved around. But there could be circumstances when a portable player is needed, then some are better than others. 'Back in the day', the Garrard SP25 Mk.IV was a reasonable compromise and could be used in a portable unit. I don't know if anyone makes a quality portable these days, though.
@@ixelbonobonoyap5796 For a vintage turntable, the German company Dual made some good turntables. I have a Dual 604 direct drive one from around 1980. Still going well after more than 40 years and a lot of use.
My first record player was the Teac TN100. I found it very good for its price point. I bought it as a player to see if I would enjoy listening to records, I fell in love with it. I sold it and opted for an Onkyo 1050, never looked back. The Teac was a nice way to introduce me to vinyl
Song of the day: Madness - In the City By the way, thank you for making all these videos, as these helped me out a ton on knowing how to properly handle, store and use Vinyl records in general. Keep up the good work!
Hey Jarret, so I’ve been watching you for awhile now and I’d like to say thank you for how much you’ve helped me on my vinyl journey. I am slowly but surely making my way up the ranks of being a vinyl master, though I do have one question; I’ve been looking at the LP120X as my next turntable (as currently I have a Victrola🤢) is this good for an upgrade? I know you used to own this turntable and praised it but now it seems you’ve forgotten about it. Is this the best upgrade I could purchase or is there better out there? Thanks Jarret👌
I have the 120X USB and its been flawless...by and far the best money I have spent on record playing equipment in a long time. I can't say enough good things about it..best of all it didn't break the bank:-)
I purchased mine about 4 months ago and must say it's really worth the money i had the Sony ps-lx300usb and it would skip on daft punk's homework and also struggle to play quiet parts like it would just be silence then a bit of sound....this removed all that only thing I will say is the anti skate is a nightmare to get your head around I have mine set to about 1 at 2g but other than that worthy purchase and the usb recording sounds great with audacity use clickrepair to remove clicks for clean recordings :D
Hey Jarrett, great video as always! Looks like I’ve got a similar model to the one on your list. Not sure about the difference between Audio Technica’s LP3 and my LP2X. The LP2X sounds great, even on headphones. The only thing that bothers me is the so called “inner groove distortion”, which occurs on pretty much all of my vinyl. The only record that sounds spectacular and isn’t distorted towards the middle of the record is Fleetwood Mac’s Say You Will (a new pressing). I’m wondering if you’ve ever touched on that subject and if there is anything I can do to make it distort less…
Would like to recommend Karma Chameleon by Culture Club for song of the day I just started my collection and got the at-lp60x instead of one of the all-in-one players, your videos have been awesome while getting my vinyl collection started!
Great list Jarrett! I went with a U-Turn Custom simply because I wanted to use a Grado Black3 cartridge. I left the rest stock except for adding what it should come with to begin with, a cue lever...still don't understand why that's an option, but it is what it is. Great turntable besides that though.
I have a Vestax BDT-2500 purchased new many years ago. It’s a great turntable for me that provides the preamp and the other accessories you mentioned. It also plays my 78rpm records, of which I have a nice little collection. An option not commonly found these days.
I recently had to replace my old turntable, I ended up going with a Audio Technicia LPW30TK I’m happy with it. Plan on replacing with an upgraded cartridge when the time comes.
I noticed you are not making a lot of videos anymore. Still like them though. Consider making one about vintage players if you haven't done so yet. Since I bought a mint state Technics SL 1200 I am not considering new models of any brand, its simply great in both sound and looks. So I can focus on which records to buy. However there's other great classics out there that are worth considering when looking for a great player instead of new. Cheers Jarret.
I have both an Audio Technica and a U-turn.. love them both but TBH the U-Turns belts are not the best and forget it if you want to listen to any 7". You have to manually move the belt up and down which takes me a stupid amount of time. And if I am being honest likely causes my belt stretching. But I will admit it that it's pretty and sounds great even with the built in pre amp.
I'm ngl I am looking for a turntable but I have no idea what you're talking about because I thought it was as simple as putting in the disc and the music plays
So i am COMPLETELY new in record players. Can somebody explain me, is it possible to listen music with headphones like Beyerdynamics DT1990? And if record player does not have preamp, but i do have focusrite audio interface, will it work as a preamp instead?
I recently moved to Japan, then I would like to buy a Japanese turntable brand. Do you have any suggestion? Up to 1000 dollars. Do you have any opinion on the TEAC TN-4D-B? Thank you for any advice.
What do people think of the Marley stir it up record player? Debating getting one over the LP-60X as it has more features but don't seen many proper reviews on UA-cam, especially from any noteworthy vinyl channels.
Nice, i would love to upgrade to the medium range Audio Technica, but for now i love my atlp60xbt. Thinking of buying the edifier r1280t - speakers. But so far, been using Bluetooth
How does the audio sound? I’m getting a turntable but the issue is the turntable plus the records are a lot of money so I don’t have the money to get a amplifier so I’m kinda stuck to Bluetooth.
@@bradypoole781 it works like a dream with Bluetooth, or you can invest later into powdered speakers, i did, but i have been using mine with Bluetooth, i could not detected any issues. Easy to pair, even with a older Bluetooth speaker. ❤️
Hey! Jarret what’s your opinion on the Victoria VPRO-2000 ? i just picked it up for 130 bucks on amazon because it seemed it had every troubleshoot option to help with misplaying audio.
It's a 7" adaptor... 45rpm can also be on 12". And not all 7" have large holes. And rubber mat is a downgrade sound wize over a fidlt mat. But I preffer cork. Or a cork rubber mix. Or leather.
I have the Technica 60 as my main record player. I love it. Will probably get me something else soon but for now it definitely gets the job done with my sound system
Very cool. I'm from Apos Audio and we are now carrying turntables and accessories. Maybe we can partner together for some AT, Elipson, Kanto, andm Tangent reviews. Just sent you guys an email.
Hello! Great video! I’m intrested in maybe a video about A laser vynil player, as those are very high tech, don’t destroy your records and have NO surface noise. Problem is, they’re expensive!!!! Cheapest model is £2,000 and better ones are £25,000
I would like to add ANGELS HORN HP-H002-WH-US ( White Maple Wood variation)as a good budget entry level turntable option. Cost me $89.99 plus tax & Shipping. Been using it for a year now🙂
You young folk don't realize that you must use WIRES to get the "pure" sound waves that you get with LPs! Bluetooth will substantially degrade the signal to almost mp3 quality! With analogue , you can't cheat! This is NOT my opinion, it is a FACT!
Why do reviewers always overlook the fact that the AT LP 60 has an almost totally straight tone arm? It couldn't possibly be tracking the outermost and innermost grooves correctly. This is the kind of thing that destroys vinyl discs. This is much more important the tone arm tracking weight, which people obsess about.
Hey Jarret, nice video as always!! It would be good to know how the turntables allow to switch from 33 to 45 rpm. Some require to lift the platter and change the position of the belt, others are just fine with a button. For some this might be a relevant information to pull their trigger ;) have a great day
Over here in England we don't get the U-Turn Orbit. The Rega Planar turntables used to have the same system where you have to manually move the belt. I think it's because It was seen as better for the overall sound to have less mechanical things on the machine. They've got rid of the manual speed change now.
I am so happy I found your channel when I did. I was able to get an Audio Technica LP60 to replace my victrola all in one. Had I not found your channel I’m pretty sure all of my records would be dead, or sound progressively worse. I started collecting last year and started with a suitcase player. Vinyl is definitely an amazing experience with the good equipment.
@@Zarelxa Yes I do still have this turntable but I haven’t used mine in a while. It’s held up quite good, I need to get a stylus replacement for it though. The needle after a lot of plays wears down quite a lot causing the music to sound washed out but other than that it’s quite good.
@trinityloneeagle I literally just bought an LP60 today, but before I found the channel. Audio Technica had always been around for me though, and I've never heard anything bad about them. Especially when it comes to getting your records scratched
Really neat video! Just got into vinyls two weeks ago and hopefully will get the lp60xbt! Nice to have a bluetooth alternative when you need it. Bit of both worlds :)
Hello, it's my first truntable. New to the game! I was looking to buy the fluance rt81 build in preamp with active speakers. With that i am good to go if i understand correctly, yes? And if i buy the rt83 instead (no build in pream), still with active speakers, do i need also a phono preamp to go with that setup or no? Thank you very much 🙌
I bought a vintage Dual 1019 and send it of to a Dual specialist. After a month it came back and is fully serviced now. It's a great turntable in terms of sound, functionality and looks. Total costs around €250 It's sure worth to look for vintage quality!
I have a question, Is it better to buy a good condition, 2nd hand, vintage turntable, needle needs to be changed (Panasonic or Technics) or buy a brand new one instead from this recommendation. Thank you so much :)
Dude you can’t make a video about affordable products and say they are affordable and not even mention how much they cost once in the video. 🤦♂️ huge downvote from me.
My first record player was an old gramo - radio called " Sonáta " in slovak. It was from 1965. It had two needles, one for vynil and one for schellack. Then, i got an even older record player from maybe 1960. It is a Czechoslovak record player. They are very good and with good sound quality wich seems weird at the first glance. I like these old record players. My collection has old Czechoslovak schellack and 45 vynil records. Also 2 33 rpm records.
✅ RECORD PLAYERS ✅
5. Audio Technica LP60X: amzn.to/3Av9Su9
4. Fluance RT80: amzn.to/3QVA8D9
3. Audio Technica LP3: amzn.to/3A4QL8S
2. Fluance RT81: amzn.to/3wfBl0l
1. U-Turn Orbit Basic: bit.ly/OrbitBasic
Hi jarrett, have you talked about glow in the dark vinyl yet? I think it would make for a fantastic video idea!
I noticed that all the turntables you recommend are 2 speeds, but on the suitcase turntables you don't like are a 3 speed. Can you elaborate on that please?
@QuadRaSphere Records and Radio thank you for the info. I just noticed on the Crosley players they have 33, 45, and 78 rpm so was just curious thank you again
Personally, I would not recommend the LP 60X or LP3. The Sony ps lx 310 BT is the same price as the LP3 and runs circles around it. Elegant looking, and incredibly high fidelity even at low volumes. The LP 60X is a kiddie player, more comparable to the Crosley T400 than anything else.
@@efandmk3382 I was looking at the audio technica lp120, I don't want to deal with the belt turn table as a 1st time turntable buyer and I do t know how to adjust the speeds on it and thi gs like that.
5 years since I got that Audio Technical LP-120, and I still really like it! Glad I didn’t get a Crosley.
@HankForeman Yay I’m glad you went with Audio Technica instead of Crosley or Victrola or any of the suitcase or all in one record players
Hey Jarret I’m gonna soon be getting the Audio Technica Lp60xbt because I love the fact that it’s Bluetooth and wireless so you need less wires
Bluetooth turns ALL audio signals into mp3! You might as well stick with streaming, because you'll get the same sound in that method! To have true hi resolution analog or digital, you can't cheat, ya gotta have wires! With wires you get pure "unbroken" signal!
@@analoguecity3454 yeah well I love the idea of having to pair a Bluetooth speaker with a wireless turntable so I’m going for it
Yeah, that would be a strong recommendation from Jarrett. I have it, lovely turntable for the money, and bluetooth is a very useful bonus. I bet it's probably sold more since it's release in 2019 than any other player.
@@lauracorbett4577 And I can tell you something Laura, the bluetooth audio quality is excellent and makes it a hugely useful player.
You'll lose all that quality through Bluetooth unless it uses ldac
Hey jarrett just want to say great video I remember watching one of your older videos about this topic and it’s what inspired me to upgrade my turntable from a Crosley voyager to an audio technica LP 60. And a song I recommend is counting stars by Nujabes
I've got myself an at lp 60x but had no more money left for some speakers and an Amp so i pulled out the old jvc home Theater reciever with some speakers and a subwoofer and it works fine👍
Jarret, you forgot the Crosley Cruiser! ;-)
😂😂
It would be interesting to compare the portable turntables.
@@bngr_bngr Generally speaking, portable players are not good. A turntable ideally should be set up and made perfectly level and adjusted in a fixed position, and then not moved around. But there could be circumstances when a portable player is needed, then some are better than others. 'Back in the day', the Garrard SP25 Mk.IV was a reasonable compromise and could be used in a portable unit. I don't know if anyone makes a quality portable these days, though.
@@Timothycan what would be a good brand?
@@ixelbonobonoyap5796 For a vintage turntable, the German company Dual made some good turntables. I have a Dual 604 direct drive one from around 1980. Still going well after more than 40 years and a lot of use.
My first record player was the Teac TN100. I found it very good for its price point. I bought it as a player to see if I would enjoy listening to records, I fell in love with it. I sold it and opted for an Onkyo 1050, never looked back. The Teac was a nice way to introduce me to vinyl
Yesterday I got my lp60xbt and I just live it
Its so quiet
Is automatic
Have a dust cover
The sound is AMAZING
And it’s so beautiful
I’m gonna order the Audio Technica Lp60xbt with the white front from Amazon soon
Song of the day: Madness - In the City
By the way, thank you for making all these videos, as these helped me out a ton on knowing how to properly handle, store and use Vinyl records in general. Keep up the good work!
Hey Jarret, so I’ve been watching you for awhile now and I’d like to say thank you for how much you’ve helped me on my vinyl journey. I am slowly but surely making my way up the ranks of being a vinyl master, though I do have one question; I’ve been looking at the LP120X as my next turntable (as currently I have a Victrola🤢) is this good for an upgrade? I know you used to own this turntable and praised it but now it seems you’ve forgotten about it. Is this the best upgrade I could purchase or is there better out there? Thanks Jarret👌
I have the 120X USB and its been flawless...by and far the best money I have spent on record playing equipment in a long time. I can't say enough good things about it..best of all it didn't break the bank:-)
I purchased mine about 4 months ago and must say it's really worth the money i had the Sony ps-lx300usb and it would skip on daft punk's homework and also struggle to play quiet parts like it would just be silence then a bit of sound....this removed all that only thing I will say is the anti skate is a nightmare to get your head around I have mine set to about 1 at 2g but other than that worthy purchase and the usb recording sounds great with audacity use clickrepair to remove clicks for clean recordings :D
Hey Jarrett, great video as always! Looks like I’ve got a similar model to the one on your list. Not sure about the difference between Audio Technica’s LP3 and my LP2X. The LP2X sounds great, even on headphones. The only thing that bothers me is the so called “inner groove distortion”, which occurs on pretty much all of my vinyl. The only record that sounds spectacular and isn’t distorted towards the middle of the record is Fleetwood Mac’s Say You Will (a new pressing). I’m wondering if you’ve ever touched on that subject and if there is anything I can do to make it distort less…
Would like to recommend Karma Chameleon by Culture Club for song of the day
I just started my collection and got the at-lp60x instead of one of the all-in-one players, your videos have been awesome while getting my vinyl collection started!
Great list Jarrett! I went with a U-Turn Custom simply because I wanted to use a Grado Black3 cartridge. I left the rest stock except for adding what it should come with to begin with, a cue lever...still don't understand why that's an option, but it is what it is. Great turntable besides that though.
I have a Vestax BDT-2500 purchased new many years ago. It’s a great turntable for me that provides the preamp and the other accessories you mentioned. It also plays my 78rpm records, of which I have a nice little collection. An option not commonly found these days.
I recently had to replace my old turntable, I ended up going with a Audio Technicia LPW30TK I’m happy with it. Plan on replacing with an upgraded cartridge when the time comes.
Are there any record players you recommend that dont need external speakers? Record players that can play just by themselves
If you want it to sound good, no
I’ve had the LP3 for almost 2 years and it’s really good for what it is!
I noticed you are not making a lot of videos anymore. Still like them though. Consider making one about vintage players if you haven't done so yet. Since I bought a mint state Technics SL 1200 I am not considering new models of any brand, its simply great in both sound and looks. So I can focus on which records to buy. However there's other great classics out there that are worth considering when looking for a great player instead of new. Cheers Jarret.
Great video! I still like my Audio Technica AT- LP 120, Recommended by you in the past ☺️
I wanted to grab the Orbit one but it doesn’t work in Australia coz of voltage bs 😬
If You Could See - Fastway
I like my fluance rt85 alot
Love mine too! Great turntable 👍
I have both an Audio Technica and a U-turn.. love them both but TBH the U-Turns belts are not the best and forget it if you want to listen to any 7". You have to manually move the belt up and down which takes me a stupid amount of time. And if I am being honest likely causes my belt stretching. But I will admit it that it's pretty and sounds great even with the built in pre amp.
I'm ngl I am looking for a turntable but I have no idea what you're talking about because I thought it was as simple as putting in the disc and the music plays
So i am COMPLETELY new in record players. Can somebody explain me, is it possible to listen music with headphones like Beyerdynamics DT1990?
And if record player does not have preamp, but i do have focusrite audio interface, will it work as a preamp instead?
Song of the Day: Barış Manço - Bir Bahar Akşamı
Song of the day- Tlc baby baby baby
Got recently Audio-Technica AT-LPW50PB - perfect for it's price
I bought a very cheap entry turn table. But i might upgrade to that pretty u table. “To me” by alina baraz such a good song to listen on vinyl
I recently moved to Japan, then I would like to buy a Japanese turntable brand. Do you have any suggestion? Up to 1000 dollars. Do you have any opinion on the TEAC TN-4D-B? Thank you for any advice.
What do people think of the Marley stir it up record player? Debating getting one over the LP-60X as it has more features but don't seen many proper reviews on UA-cam, especially from any noteworthy vinyl channels.
hopefully i wont ever need to buy a new one. im rocking my dads from 1975 Pioneer pl-120-ii
Hey Jarret can you do a video talking about the Audio Technica Lp60xbt
Song of the day: Chosen Time - New Order
I have number 5 it’s outstanding been having it for a few years now
Song of the day: Chase by Giorgio Moroder))
Affordable? £200 - £250 is not at all affordable
Most record players that are cheaper will need to be upgraded anyways. Overall better to save up 200 to 250
Affordable is always relative
what would your recommend more the LP3 or the 120x?
Hey do you have any opinions about the Music Hall turntables?
What are the best cheap turntables that spin at 78 RPM?
I’m pretty for the fluance RT80 you need a separate amplifier? I have one already but just making sure
Nice, i would love to upgrade to the medium range Audio Technica, but for now i love my atlp60xbt. Thinking of buying the edifier r1280t - speakers. But so far, been using Bluetooth
How does the audio sound? I’m getting a turntable but the issue is the turntable plus the records are a lot of money so I don’t have the money to get a amplifier so I’m kinda stuck to Bluetooth.
@@bradypoole781 it works like a dream with Bluetooth, or you can invest later into powdered speakers, i did, but i have been using mine with Bluetooth, i could not detected any issues. Easy to pair, even with a older Bluetooth speaker. ❤️
Hey! Jarret what’s your opinion on the Victoria VPRO-2000 ? i just picked it up for 130 bucks on amazon because it seemed it had every troubleshoot option to help with misplaying audio.
technics 1200s had them since the 80s
Cool song you should make into the song of the day: Bad - Michael Jackson
if i buy a vinyl player, do i need to buy anything else for it? i am new to this ahahah
stratosphere - duster
Can you please answer if discogs is a good site to buy records and if Reloop Professional Vinyl And Stylus Cleaning Set is reliable?
It's a 7" adaptor... 45rpm can also be on 12".
And not all 7" have large holes.
And rubber mat is a downgrade sound wize over a fidlt mat. But I preffer cork. Or a cork rubber mix. Or leather.
song of the day: The Grudge - TOOL
You forgot the affordable part
more regular uploads please !
Linn Sondek LP12 Basik Plus
Garrard 401 SME
You should really listen to “twenty twenty” by Djo .please reply if what you think.
Song of the day: ASBO by All Soundbwoy Out
Looking now for first one. Information overload
and of course, the dust cover
5 audio technica lp60 how much?
cool song of the day:
WIGGLECORE - FLOOR BABA
Song of the day:
American Pie - Don McLean
I have the Technica 60 as my main record player. I love it. Will probably get me something else soon but for now it definitely gets the job done with my sound system
Song of the day: Free Fallin' - Tom Petty
Song of the day : Poor Places - Wilco
Life On Mars -David Bowie
ohh this button on U-Turn awful, like on Back UPS switch. Brr
Very cool. I'm from Apos Audio and we are now carrying turntables and accessories. Maybe we can partner together for some AT, Elipson, Kanto, andm Tangent reviews. Just sent you guys an email.
Hello! Great video! I’m intrested in maybe a video about A laser vynil player, as those are very high tech, don’t destroy your records and have NO surface noise. Problem is, they’re expensive!!!! Cheapest model is £2,000 and better ones are £25,000
CASTLE - eminem
I would like to add ANGELS HORN HP-H002-WH-US ( White Maple Wood variation)as a good budget entry level turntable option. Cost me $89.99 plus tax & Shipping. Been using it for a year now🙂
You young folk don't realize that you must use WIRES to get the "pure" sound waves that you get with LPs! Bluetooth will substantially degrade the signal to almost mp3 quality! With analogue , you can't cheat! This is NOT my opinion, it is a FACT!
All of them are too expensive for me.
Im very broke :(
Why do reviewers always overlook the fact that the AT LP 60 has an almost totally straight tone arm? It couldn't possibly be tracking the outermost and innermost grooves correctly. This is the kind of thing that destroys vinyl discs. This is much more important the tone arm tracking weight, which people obsess about.
LP60X skips on dynamic passages because the tone arm is not balanced, potentially damaging vinyl. AVOID.
Are you a catcher for a baseball team ? No ! Than spin that brim around the way its meant to be worn !
Hey Jarret, nice video as always!! It would be good to know how the turntables allow to switch from 33 to 45 rpm. Some require to lift the platter and change the position of the belt, others are just fine with a button. For some this might be a relevant information to pull their trigger ;) have a great day
Over here in England we don't get the U-Turn Orbit. The Rega Planar turntables used to have the same system where you have to manually move the belt. I think it's because It was seen as better for the overall sound to have less mechanical things on the machine. They've got rid of the manual speed change now.
I am so happy I found your channel when I did. I was able to get an Audio Technica LP60 to replace my victrola all in one. Had I not found your channel I’m pretty sure all of my records would be dead, or sound progressively worse. I started collecting last year and started with a suitcase player. Vinyl is definitely an amazing experience with the good equipment.
yeah my current record player fucked up my quiet riot record and i think my janis joplin record
Do you still have and use the LP60 I was thinking about upgrading too that aswell and just want to know how well it’s help up since getting it
@@Zarelxa Yes I do still have this turntable but I haven’t used mine in a while. It’s held up quite good, I need to get a stylus replacement for it though. The needle after a lot of plays wears down quite a lot causing the music to sound washed out but other than that it’s quite good.
@@trinityloneeagle thank you for the response I was thinking about getting one
@trinityloneeagle I literally just bought an LP60 today, but before I found the channel. Audio Technica had always been around for me though, and I've never heard anything bad about them. Especially when it comes to getting your records scratched
Can you make a video on most affordable speakers?
+1
None of these turntables play 78 RPMs.
Really neat video! Just got into vinyls two weeks ago and hopefully will get the lp60xbt! Nice to have a bluetooth alternative when you need it. Bit of both worlds :)
@Eternalz Yay I’m glad you got an Audio Technica Lp60xbt that’s what I’ll be getting soon I’m gonna order one when I get paid in another two weeks
Hello, it's my first truntable. New to the game!
I was looking to buy the fluance rt81 build in preamp with active speakers.
With that i am good to go if i understand correctly, yes?
And if i buy the rt83 instead (no build in pream), still with active speakers, do i need also a phono preamp to go with that setup or no?
Thank you very much 🙌
I bought a vintage Dual 1019 and send it of to a Dual specialist. After a month it came back and is fully serviced now. It's a great turntable in terms of sound, functionality and looks. Total costs around €250 It's sure worth to look for vintage quality!
My daughter received a couple records as gifts ( Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift) what record player would you recommend for these newer vinyls?
I have a question,
Is it better to buy a good condition, 2nd hand, vintage turntable, needle needs to be changed (Panasonic or Technics) or buy a brand new one instead from this recommendation. Thank you so much :)
how tf are these "affordable?" i just wanna play Harrys house and portals not spend my life saving on a record player-💀
So glad you posted! It got to the point I started checking up on your channel daily😅
Dude you can’t make a video about affordable products and say they are affordable and not even mention how much they cost once in the video. 🤦♂️ huge downvote from me.
Hell naw these arent affordable. Theyre 200 odd dollars. What are you rich?
My first record player was an old gramo - radio called " Sonáta " in slovak. It was from 1965. It had two needles, one for vynil and one for schellack. Then, i got an even older record player from maybe 1960. It is a Czechoslovak record player. They are very good and with good sound quality wich seems weird at the first glance. I like these old record players. My collection has old Czechoslovak schellack and 45 vynil records. Also 2 33 rpm records.
Thorens TD 160
Getting the Fluance RT-81 soon as my first record player, I think it looks awesome!
It's a great turntable!
Song of the day: "Shandi" by KISS
DAMN!!!!! IM BROKE AS HELL!!!!!
This guy talks like an npc😂
What about technics sl d2
I like your channel. It's completely useful for vinyl beginners!!
great to see another upload from you!
Here's hoping you can help me in my search for a turntable that has the added feature of slowing down or speeding up a record or album. Thanks
Most do that
song of the day should be material girl by madonna its amazing
Hey Jarrett! I just wanted to say that I really enjoy your videos. They help me out a ton and I appreciate the time you take to make them. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!