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7 years ago


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#6153 3 years ago

Speaking of.... speakers. On a related topic of vinyl club... what are some of your choices and recommendation for speakers to support a record player??

Just got in the mail my new player, AT-LP-1240-USB.

Wanting to see what you think will crank out some great noise to combine with my record player.
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#6162 3 years ago
Quoted from Jason43:

That's a loaded question that's going to get a different response from anyone you ask. Budget? Music style? Buying new/used? What reciever is driving them?
My advice is to head to an audio equipment store with some music samples and start test driving speakers.

Yes, good point. I hope you can tell i'm not an audio guy. Passionate about listening to music, but lack the knowledge of components that drive the sound.

At the moment I have Yamaha R-N303BL running some simple Knox LP1 Powered Bookshelf Speaker.

When I started I bought a decent receiver with a basic turntable/speaker combo.

So, my budget would be around $600-$700. However, depending on suggestions I could sit and save a little more. I also understand depending on the speaker choice my receiver may need to be replaced.

My taste of music is little of EVERYTHING. The desire would be how to buy a setup that can satisfy all genres well enough?

#6163 3 years ago
Quoted from Jason43:

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My advice is to head to an audio equipment store with some music samples and start test driving speakers.

That is true and agree 100%. You need to hear the hardware running the music to determine which is best for you.

However, being that I live in the california desert with a population around 26K... Sadly, we do not have an audio equipment store (unless you call Walmart one.. haha). The nearest place is over 1 1/2 hour drive.

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