Research more research with plenty of patience especially if buying used
gear.
Vintage prices for TT's are not what they used to be with allot of gear being bought up and shipped overseas, the demand is exceeding the supply but keep looking you might get lucky.
https://www.hifido.co.jp/?G=0301(the English translation is in upper right corner), Audiogon, and ebay are excellent options for online searching for a vintage TT. If you have quality audio repair shop within driving distance this would be a positive if you go this route.
I would take a vintage Stanton 681 cartridge any day over any cartridge mentioned thus far.
A Spin Clean Record Washer MKII would be a excellent choice for bringing your original issue records back to life.
Well good luck to you and keep us posted...
gear.
Vintage prices for TT's are not what they used to be with allot of gear being bought up and shipped overseas, the demand is exceeding the supply but keep looking you might get lucky.
https://www.hifido.co.jp/?G=0301(the English translation is in upper right corner), Audiogon, and ebay are excellent options for online searching for a vintage TT. If you have quality audio repair shop within driving distance this would be a positive if you go this route.
I would take a vintage Stanton 681 cartridge any day over any cartridge mentioned thus far.
A Spin Clean Record Washer MKII would be a excellent choice for bringing your original issue records back to life.
Well good luck to you and keep us posted...