Call up Kevin at KAB Electro-Acoustics and talk to him. He will find something that is sonically suitable, easy to use and well within your budget.
As a side note, take a look through the records that you have and make note of what speeds they are, mono or stereo, etc... You'll need a table that will accomodate various speeds with ease of selection and some discs may work better with different phono cartridges. That is, if some of the discs that you want to listen to are very old / out of the ordinary pressings. Kevin will go the extra mile to get you exactly what you need and do so without breaking the bank. Sean
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As a side note, take a look through the records that you have and make note of what speeds they are, mono or stereo, etc... You'll need a table that will accomodate various speeds with ease of selection and some discs may work better with different phono cartridges. That is, if some of the discs that you want to listen to are very old / out of the ordinary pressings. Kevin will go the extra mile to get you exactly what you need and do so without breaking the bank. Sean
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