Best options today for 78 playback?

Uber any used cheapo ceramic cart turntable with a 78 needle will do. No need to get fancy wi 78s. They are pre-hifi. Lots of midrange and thats about it. Very interesting to listen to. Look around at yard sales etc. I found one by Sylvania a few years back for 10 bucks that worked perfectly. I keep it around for when needed. Most people with ceramic cart tables that had the flp over 33/78 needles never used the 78 needle so many are in good condition. I played and converted my old 78s to digital and out them on my music server.  Ceramic carts are the ones used commonly on mass produced record players/turntables from the late 50s into the early eighties when people had some interest in playing old 78s as well as newer lps.    A ceramic cart table connects to any line level input on a pre-amp.   Not phono input!   I connect the Slyvania to my Audio Research pre-amp when needed. I bet it never had such good company!  

@mapman 
So basically by taking the low fi route as 78rpm does not require anything much more i do not even need a dedicated phono stage?
Interesting indeed, maybe able to get this done on a very low budget indeed, looks like some ebay surfing time.....

Uber that's basically it.  

The other option is to seek out a rebuilt victrola or similar old 78'record player and do it the old fashioned authentic way.  I would love to have one perhaps someday. 

Or you could simply play it on your existing table. My deck supports 78rpm playback (which I get to use with this https://kittydaisyandlewis.officialstore.co.uk/Shop/PhysicalDetails?pid=KDL_PH_4 )

And add a Miyajima Kotetu as the playback cartridge with a 3mil stylus ... obviously you can spec a fancier Miyajima if you prefer

btw there's amazing dynamic range and emotion in 78s so they do respond to quality playback even if the ultimate frequency extremes are limited

@folkfreak 
My tt definitely does not do 78....lol

Quick perusal of eBay shows only newer Crosley and similar stuff or a bunch of technics and Pioneer dj tables that support 78. None of them appeared to have a dedicated 78 stylus.
So might have to haunt yard sales and cl for a spell.

My neighbor has the current Pioneer DJ style table that has a street price of about $250. It's pretty good for the price and it plays 78's. That's one of the reasons he bought it. He had ONE 78 that he wanted to hear, so he wanted a table that had the option to play 78's.

@reubent 
Yep that sounds like the one I see on eBay, same price range.
Sounds ok from specs t bh with +/- 12% on speed and a digital output to boot.
Would need a phono stage with that as well though but a $40 budget job would do.
I am sure it does not have a 78 specific stylus though so a few more dollars.

Mapmans idea so far is by far the cheapest...lol