If you're not going to be DJ'ing and just listening, used turntables can
be a great value. Any 70s or 80s vintage direct drive turntable should work
just fine.
I got a Technics SL-Q200 from my brother-in-law -- along with all of
his 70s and 80s R&B records -- put a new stylus on the old Stanton cartridge
and it sounds fantastic.
If you can't find a good used turtable, Stanton makes a Direct Drive
table STR830B you can get for $149.99 WITH a cartridge. It aint a 1200,
but they work fine. You could probably even beat match on 'em.
Audiophile stuff probably sounds great, but ... they're fiddly. They're
really for people who want to fuss with gear.
On Fri, 29 Aug 2003, James R Bamford wrote:
quoted 10 lines Here's my kind of range of players going to look at
> Here's my kind of range of players going to look at
>
> http://www.superfi.co.uk/index.cfm/page/category.cfm/Category/104
>
> Their homepage (Project) is here
>
> http://www.project-audio.net/
>
> Jim
>
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