Beginner's Guide for Turntables: Where to start?

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• SP

  @spiderqueenemma · 3 years ago

  Will you be making a video about speakers related to this subject yet?

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• JA

  @jaxfuneatsevents · 3 years ago

  There's some great info here. People ask me for advice all the time regarding a first time turntable purchase. I always tell them they're looking at the $250 - $500 range to really get started. That's considering everything they'll need outside of the deck itself. Most people are surprised and thought it was something they could get into for $100 or so.

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• DA

  @DarthSeanious · 13 days ago

  I am almost 43 and in my old soul era. Very interested in getting into vinyl but I only want a vintage turn table

• WO

  @WonderingMando · 1 year ago

  I'm here because I am now getting into turntables and vinyls for my vintage cafe shop but really,  I love music and always wanted to enjoy great music that's why I invested to Marshall speakers. Now, I'm here. :)

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• AL

  @allenmacias273 · 3 years ago

  Ngl getting into vinyl and record collecting sound too complex and expensive for me. I’ll probably just start collecting CDs

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• CH

  @chrissmalley1 · 4 weeks ago

  Great intro for the new vinyl collector

• JO

  @johnbarrett5268 · 1 month ago

  Vinyl is real music I’ve still got CDs I do stream but vinyl has feeling great artwork more passionate

• MU

  @Musicman1959Daily · 5 months ago

  I like the AudioSource AT3345B.

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• JO

  @johnbarrett5268 · 1 month ago

  I love vinyl

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  @0720black · 2 years ago

  This was so helpful. Thank you!

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• JO

  @johnbarrett5268 · 1 month ago

  Great video

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  @Andersljungberg · 3 years ago (edited)

  You should have told that there are turntables with a built-in preamp, but the quality of them varies.  and if you have an amplifier with a phono input dictated by you, you do not need a Preamp.  Then you do not all amplify a good built-in Preamp.  but that is another matter.  Then I can point out that there are automatic record players that cost $300 or more.  in the past, direct drive was considered to play with lower sway value.  Unfortunately, there are still players who do not have the correct speed.  Then there is a difference between USB disc players and USB watch players.  some mats are only out 16 becomes while other record players can Mats out full 24 bit yes also DSD

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