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As somewhat of the resident vinyl-lover on this site I receive quite a few PM's asking about how to get into vinyl. I try to answer each inquiry with as much thought and consideration for the question as possible, and I hope I have answered them with some information that was of benefit.
Most of the questions I am asked are about Turntables and what to buy, so I've compiled a short list here with some recommendations. All of these tables are from manufacturers that have been around for a very long time and their products are most definitely worthy of consideration. They are also fairly easy to obtain from your local high-end audio dealer or an ID company. Turntables from $300 - $499 Marantz TT-42 - $329 Denon DP-300F - $329 Pro-ject Debut III (Black) - $349 Pro-ject Debut III (other colours) - $379 Rega P1 - $395 Music Hall MMF-2.1 - $449 Thorens TD158 - $449 Pro-ject RM 1.3 - $499 All of these include the tonearm and a cartridge Turntables from $500 - $999 Rega P2 - $545 Thorens TD170 - $559 Technics SL-1200xx - $600+ Thorens TD190 - $639 Denon DP-500M - $699 Pro-ject Xpression III - $699 Sota Moonbeam - $700 (no cartridge) Music Hall MMF 5.1 - $875 Thorens TD235 - $875 Rega P3-24 - $895 (no cartridge) Thorens TD240 - $935 Pro-ject RM 5 SE - $999 This list is by no means complete, but I think the choices shown represent excellent value and performance for your dollar. Here is a list of some ID companies that carry the tables above. Acoustic Sounds Elusive Disc Jerry Raskin's Needle Doctor Music Direct Soundstage Direct IMPORTANT: Your AVR, Receiver, Integrated Amp or Preamp must have a PHONO INPUT to accommodate these turntables. If it doesn't, then you will need to purchase a separate Phone Preamp (Phono Stage). Add between $100-$200 for a basic entry-level one, although they can be had for less. USB Turntables While I personally do not recommend these tables if one really wants to step into the world of vinyl playback, there is obviously some demand for them. Stanton T.55 USB - $199 Audio-Technica AT-LP2D-USB - $199.95 Music Hall USB-1 - $249 Denon DP-200 USB - $250 Audio-Technica LP120-USB - $299 Stanton T.92 USB - $299 John Last edited by Big Daddy; 12-01-2010 at 03:32 AM. Reason: Added the Marantz TT-42 |
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