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The Sony and Sanyo are probably better turntables.

The Sony is quartz-lock direct drive, which is a plus. You'll have a much wider choice of cartridges with either turntable because they both use the standard mount.
If you want to play records and not deal with set up at all, then the Scott is the way to go. It uses a P-mount cartridge, and if I recall the P-mount system was designed so that the user could replace a cartridge and no adjustments would be necessary, not even vertical tracking force. I'll often recommend vintage P-mount tables for friends who want to play records but don't want to get involved in set-up.
The drawback is that you'll be limited to P-mount cartridges only. That's not necessarily a bad thing. Audio Technica, Grado, and Shure all make P-mount carts and there are upgrade styli available.



Edits: 10/17/14 10/17/14 10/17/14

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