New to Vinyl? Want to get a turntable? Check this out before you ask.

[Rameshsalvi]

First of all, we're happy to have you here. Half of the fun of is noodling around with equipment and figuring out which gives us the best for our buck. We love it. Thrive on that kind of conversation. Which platter material can we spend money on that will theoretically improve the sound in a, though humanly imperceptable, measureable way?

But what if you're new? You have a few hundred currency units saved, you're stoked on this whole vinyl thing. Maybe you're in college. Maybe you're living at home. But you're just starting. Where to start? Oh, man. If you're coming from an iPod an some Skullcandy earbuds and you don't have the luxury/nerdery/oldness of having fiddled about with your parents stereo so as to make Thee Perfect Mixtape to impress Kate in eleventh grade in 1992 but it didn't work out because she was a big Jane's Addiction fan an you were showing off that copy of that one Rudimentary Peni album you found at the record store then you have some work to do.

That's why you're here. Starting from zero.

This thread is for you. It'll help you get from scratching your head over why that Crosley is such a bad idea to annoying your mods with spinny animated .gif pictures of a Daft Punk playing in a Christmas-light-lit dorm room. Awesome.

I'm separating this into three sections. Appropriate links and commentary will happen there. I'd take a look. Lots of this stuff is on the sidebar, but if you're on your phone or are lazy or are new you likely won't see it. You've seen this, though. It's why you're here.

[Manu]

https://www.reddit.com/r/vinyl/comme...le_check_this/



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