How many cables do I need for my turntable system?


Hi I recently got my first audio system and since a few of the components haven't arrived yet, I want to go ahead and get cables. So far, my system cost $930 and I'd really like to keep the cable cost under 70 dollars.
Since I know nothing about cables, how many do I need?
and any recs?
My system:
Denon DP 300F turntable
Denon DL-110 cartridge
NAD C315BEE integrated amp
Wharfedale speakers

thanks!
toxicwaterfront
Sounds like all you'll need is speaker cables as your table has RCA cables attached. There are a number of budget cables that Audiogoners typically recommend including BlueJeans, JW Audio & Anticables. Depending on the length you'll need you should be able to get what you need for $80 or less.
If you buy Kimber 4tc unterminated bulk for your speakers you'll be within your budget. You can also research bulk VanDenHul wire. They go $7/foot. $70 will get you where you need to be with cables. Speaker cable is the only thing you realy need
That's what I do for my system that is closer to $7000.
The Denon has a built in phono preamp so you shouldn't need any other equipment immediately. However, if you expand your system to include other sources such as a shiny disc player you'll need RCA interconnects as well.