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Posts: 92Posted 21 years ago #I'm looking into buying a turntable to play some of my vinyl in my collection. I just want one purely for playing. Do you guys recommend anything in a reasonable price range? Thanks. -
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Posts: 92Posted 21 years ago #Thanks fellas!
Thes, were you reffering to a Technics 1200? I was searching for it and found that. Man, I wish my pops didn't get rid of his Marantz turntale... That thing was so nice *sigh*.
I know this might be a bad question but... All turntable play 7" vinyl and those 45's. I'm pretty sure they do but I'm just making sure. haha, yeah I'm a serious noob when it comes to turntables. My first vinyl was the Giant Panda 88' Remix 12" I got at a show. Thanks again for the help. -
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Posts: 105Posted 21 years ago #Pooavenger said: Thanks fellas!
Thes, were you reffering to a Technics 1200? I was searching for it and found that. Man, I wish my pops didn't get rid of his Marantz turntale... That thing was so nice *sigh*.
I know this might be a bad question but... All turntable play 7" vinyl and those 45's. I'm pretty sure they do but I'm just making sure. haha, yeah I'm a serious noob when it comes to turntables. My first vinyl was the Giant Panda 88' Remix 12" I got at a show. Thanks again for the help.
No, all turntables don't have to play at a 45 speed. It's common for most players though. You'll find that most player don't play 78s, but even newer tables can hook that up too.
You'll need a 45 adapter with a Tech 1200 though. Most come with a metal one... "45 adapter, riding in backpocket!" -
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Posts: 576Posted 21 years ago #stoic_1 said: gemini xl-20
I have those decks, I f***ing hate them but their cheap and good to get started with...
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