Unless you have hundreds of albums you want to revisit or have nostalgia for vinyl, I would spend you money elsewhere. Vinyl isn’t just about the sound. It is about the nostalgia of our childhoods when that was the only way to listen to recorded music. Listening to vinyl is ritualistic. Filing your albums with your personal system. Cleaning the record. Caring for the stylus and your turntable. Then there is the money spent on the associated phono preamp and cabling. Unless you have a strong desire to play the hundreds of albums you already own and or go down the vinyl equipment rabbit hole. I would pass. I am someone with those hundreds of albums and all that equipment. But if I am being honest and if it’s really about the music, I say, with some sadness, that you should spend your money on your digital system, with subscriptions of Qobuz and or Tidal. Finally Roon is a must have. That to me is the biggest bang for the buck in music quality, music discovery and sound in the digital platform. Save your money and get a lifetime subscription.
To venture back into vinyl or not,...that is the question.
Hi,
I have been without vinyl playback for a few years. Last turntable I had was a Linn Axis with Basik tonearm and a newer version of the ADC XLM mark"something".
Any suggestions on a used table to consider.....under 500.00 if possible. Or maybe just an old BSR and "stack 'em up"?
I have been without vinyl playback for a few years. Last turntable I had was a Linn Axis with Basik tonearm and a newer version of the ADC XLM mark"something".
Any suggestions on a used table to consider.....under 500.00 if possible. Or maybe just an old BSR and "stack 'em up"?