Hello,
If you nee to purchase amp, preamp, digital source, and phono source, I agree with one of the posters above, I would look at a integrated amplifier for sure. I would go heavier duty on the turntable/arm/cartridge than I would on amplification. Usually the sources and the speakers are the most important. I would also avoid the oppo CD player.
Not sure if this this enough power, but this integrated from Conrad Johnson ($1350) looks great: https://www.audiogon.com/listings/tube-conrad-johnson-cav-50-tube-integrated-amplifier-2016-02-01-in...
This Krell sold state integrated is also worth considering, at the same price, it has significantly more power if your speakers need it.
https://www.audiogon.com/listings/solid-state-krell-kav-400xi-2016-01-25-integrateds-85701-tucson-az
Perhaps a little tube phono pre such as this one $700:
http://www.needledoctor.com/Pro-Ject-Tube-Box-DS?sc=2&category=36638
I would step it up a bit with the table and cartridge. this $1000 table seems like a pretty solid deal. Its a higher end table than the one you were looking at, and it even comes with a $450 cartridge, versus some $30 cheap starter.
link: http://www.needledoctor.com/Pro-Ject-RPM-3-Carbon-Turntable?sc=2&category=352
This one on audiogon also looks interesting:
https://www.audiogon.com/listings/turntables-thorens-td-160-super-package-with-audioquest-pt-5-arm-a...
As for digital, personally, I would advise against a CD player. The move to hard drive storage, digital player, and DAC is the way to go, and it is the way the industry is moving. All you need to do is rip all of your CDs to a basic NAS hard drive with your computer. Rip them in a lossless format such as WAV or AIF, and you will have fully uncompressed CD quality music, and you never have to worry about scratching another CD! Cambridge makes a player called: Cambridge Audio Azur 851N that sells for about $1700; you may find it used for $1100? Cambridge also makes a similar unit that is a step down the chain for about $1000. These are players that will access your networked hard drive, organize the music, and play it through its high quality DAC, and output to your amplifier. For the price, these cambridge units (or similar ones from Marantz and Sony ES) is excellent. They all have a smart phone / tablet app to control them, which is excellent, and also allow access to streaming services like Tidal.
NAS hard drive $160:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1007531-REG/wd_wdbctl0040hwt_nesn_4tb_my_cloud_drive.html
Amp 1350
Phono Pre $700
Table & Cartridge $1000
Digital $1000
NAS Drive $160
Cables $800
total $5000
Cables are a whole different topic of conversation. You won't get the best available if you need speaker cables, and 2 pairs of interconnect for $800, but its a good starter budget. definitely get used. The cable company has a used section that is great, and of course Audiogon has a ton. Hope this is helpful!
Good Luck,
Mark
If you nee to purchase amp, preamp, digital source, and phono source, I agree with one of the posters above, I would look at a integrated amplifier for sure. I would go heavier duty on the turntable/arm/cartridge than I would on amplification. Usually the sources and the speakers are the most important. I would also avoid the oppo CD player.
Not sure if this this enough power, but this integrated from Conrad Johnson ($1350) looks great: https://www.audiogon.com/listings/tube-conrad-johnson-cav-50-tube-integrated-amplifier-2016-02-01-in...
This Krell sold state integrated is also worth considering, at the same price, it has significantly more power if your speakers need it.
https://www.audiogon.com/listings/solid-state-krell-kav-400xi-2016-01-25-integrateds-85701-tucson-az
Perhaps a little tube phono pre such as this one $700:
http://www.needledoctor.com/Pro-Ject-Tube-Box-DS?sc=2&category=36638
I would step it up a bit with the table and cartridge. this $1000 table seems like a pretty solid deal. Its a higher end table than the one you were looking at, and it even comes with a $450 cartridge, versus some $30 cheap starter.
link: http://www.needledoctor.com/Pro-Ject-RPM-3-Carbon-Turntable?sc=2&category=352
This one on audiogon also looks interesting:
https://www.audiogon.com/listings/turntables-thorens-td-160-super-package-with-audioquest-pt-5-arm-a...
As for digital, personally, I would advise against a CD player. The move to hard drive storage, digital player, and DAC is the way to go, and it is the way the industry is moving. All you need to do is rip all of your CDs to a basic NAS hard drive with your computer. Rip them in a lossless format such as WAV or AIF, and you will have fully uncompressed CD quality music, and you never have to worry about scratching another CD! Cambridge makes a player called: Cambridge Audio Azur 851N that sells for about $1700; you may find it used for $1100? Cambridge also makes a similar unit that is a step down the chain for about $1000. These are players that will access your networked hard drive, organize the music, and play it through its high quality DAC, and output to your amplifier. For the price, these cambridge units (or similar ones from Marantz and Sony ES) is excellent. They all have a smart phone / tablet app to control them, which is excellent, and also allow access to streaming services like Tidal.
NAS hard drive $160:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1007531-REG/wd_wdbctl0040hwt_nesn_4tb_my_cloud_drive.html
Amp 1350
Phono Pre $700
Table & Cartridge $1000
Digital $1000
NAS Drive $160
Cables $800
total $5000
Cables are a whole different topic of conversation. You won't get the best available if you need speaker cables, and 2 pairs of interconnect for $800, but its a good starter budget. definitely get used. The cable company has a used section that is great, and of course Audiogon has a ton. Hope this is helpful!
Good Luck,
Mark