Hey, off topic, but while you're here, this is a question I like to ask audiophiles when I come across them in the wild.
What entry level turntable and speakers would you buy for listening to vinyl in a standard living room and why?
What entry level turntable and speakers would you buy for listening to vinyl in a standard living room and why?
Of course, the real answer is to find vintage equipment at a local audio place, but that isn't always easy for newbs and is a bit dependent on your local music nerd community.
So that's a crazy thing that the thing that would make your record have the best audio quality, will also just rip into your record so bad it will probably also immediately be the last time you could listen to it at that quality.
He swapped his collection to CD's the second that became a reasonable option.
If you really want to play and use vinyl, you should try to read up on it yourself shopping around and experience it, otherwise you just have something at home because its hip to have it at home.
You might just like the weirder sound from your selection even more.
There are plenty of good youtube channels and videos showing you a varity on options you have to explore.
I also understand that I am not a good evaluator of audio items. I don't know, nor do I care about the lingo. I just want a good turntable, so I can get some of the old vinyl out for my small children. I think Thick as a Brick and Locomotive Breath are two things that absolutely need to be experienced in your youth.
And I can't break up my pot and roll a joint on the back of an mp3 player. (jokes)
That's why I've asked here for advice.