I have a Denon DRS-810 for a cassette deck.
It's decent and still working.
It's decent and still working.
Frustrated with Vinly
Jay73, I have no idea why so many people who've commented know you and them and talking about apples and oranges, while they pretend that you're talking about the same thing. A very expensive high end TT, plus phono pre, and cartridge are required for the noise to music ratio to get to the point where the noise disappears. It takes long green and a lot of it. |
This past Saturday I bought a sweet vinyl sugar cube mini. This unit does the job and removes most of the noise a record has. It will not take a flea market reject and turn it into an audiophile pressing but it works really well and significantly improves the vinyl listening experience. It is a little pricey but I bought it with Music Direct 12 month free financing. https://www.musicdirect.com/analog-accessories/SweetVinyl-SugarCube-SC-1-Mini |