RE: Consider this.

Posted by cactuscowboy@bresnan.net (A) on September 28, 2014 at 12:50:11

In Reply to: Consider this. posted by olddude55 on September 26, 2014 at 11:02:05:

If buying new, I'd recommend the AT-PL120 as well. A good friend owns one and I've listened to it on several occasions. For what it is (SL-1200 knock off) it's not bad. Easy cartridge swaps, 78 RPM capability, and quartz locked speed are features not available on the low end belt drives.

Or consider vintage.

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Topic - Vintage or New? - geezerrocket 08:32:17 09/26/14 (10)

Hell, I've got a vintage TT hooked up to $8500 worth of downstream equipment. I'm sure your nephew can handle. nt - jdaniel@jps.net 21:20:29 09/27/14 (0)

I would go vintage for several reasons... - J. S. Bach 12:42:58 09/27/14 (0)

RE: Vintage or New? - majick47 20:41:44 09/26/14 (1)

RE: Vintage or New? - 3db 04:59:07 09/29/14 (0)

Consider this. - olddude55 11:02:05 09/26/14 (1)

RE: Consider this. - cactuscowboy@bresnan.net 12:50:11 09/28/14 (0)

I like the look of the entry level Pro-ject Essential II - jedrider 09:46:34 09/26/14 (0)

RE: Vintage or New? - 3db 09:40:05 09/26/14 (0)

I agree with Sondek... - Dman 09:32:38 09/26/14 (0)

How about the Orbit? - Sondek 09:22:46 09/26/14 (0)

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