The LP60 is pure junk, so why you chose it is beyond me.

i can’t belive it that anybody buys that shit.

That Lenco guy must be retarded…

no Pro-Ject? list is invalid. illuminati confirmed.

Hi can anyone help with the first track played when the videos starts? Thanks in advance

The hipster manhandling his records in the Lenco ad is all you need to know that this video is a complete joke.

Look at those prices after buying that you will not even want to use it , afraid of breaking it , people sales these things and want to make a million bucks at the hands of the consumer .

Someone needs to know the difference between a “record player” and a “turntable”

I was at my local Guitar Center yesterday and I noticed they had a whole display of vinyl of all the classic albums and some select new ones. I wondered about it so I ask the sales guy and he said that many are going back to vinyl because of the higher quality than CDs. So, here I am, about to embark on another expensive hobby I don’t need. I bought the best album in rock history (Boston’s first with More Than A Feeling) and now need to find a player to play it on. Here we go…

What is the name or the album of the first song that introduces clearaudio?
Piano and violin…
Thanks!

The best record players at a favorable price are Pro-Ject produced in the Czech Republic. In any case Sony, Audiotechnika, or Lenco. But Pro-Ject does not need any support in the form of advertising. Affordability and quality speak for everything.

1) What was the criteria used to determine “the best”?
2) Direct drive record players beat out belt driven back in the day, especially in the longevity area. Why does no one make them now?
3) Converting your albums to mp3, use Audacity. It can filter out unwanted noises and correct audio distortion problems.

Its probably costs an arm and a leg

That lenco video left me in shock

has anyone ever done any studies as far as speaker placement? Some angle them inward – others point them straight ahead. My best understanding tells me to get an accurate soundstage, point them straight ahead otherwise you are creating a compressed soundstage and not realistic.

Was lenco advert a joke. If that’s how lenco believe vinyl should be handled they must be throwing their equipment together as well noway would I consider a lenco

Clearaudio and Rega are interesting for those who look for a new turntable around or beyond 1k,the rest is sadly cheaply made consumer trash that gets rather highly priced (im looking at the Sony) for what its worth.
To be honest even a decent turntable is today way more expensive than fourty years ago. And the retro trend,despite sparking higher quantities,actually has worsen the situation,because now everyone comes out of
the woodwork and tries to sell heavily overpriced stuff on the market.
Good quality priceworthy turntables are a thing of the past it seems.
So,the best thing one can do on a budget is to look for a used turntable. Preferably a late seventies/early eighties model,because by than the technology was fully matured and the market still competitive,forcing the
producers to offer products with excellent P/Q ratios especially in the middle class where the bulk of the turntables sold back then.
All the large brands from Akai to Yamaha produced very good stuff at least at some point in the mentioned time intervall. So,go to vinyl engine and inform yourself before buying overpriced new stuff that will
not satiesfy.

Why is he playing bring me the horizon

I’ll stick to my Technics SL-1200 oldie but goodie.