The MMF 2.3le is comparable to the Debut Carbon. The tonearm on the MMF 2.3le has VTA adjustment which the Debut Carbon does not. While the adjustment is a bit rudimentary, it allows for more options if you change your mat or cartridge. I have never used their Spirit cartridge, but I can’t imagine it isn’t on par or better than the 2M Red. The suggestion of a record cleaner is a good one. I did not suggest it earlier because I didn’t want to take you too far into the weeds. Hopefully your vinyl collection has been well cared for and is not too dirty. On another note, the interconnects that come with Pro-Ject and Music Hall turntables are OK at best, even the ones they supply with their high end tables. Blue Jeans Cables make great cables for the money. They have different quality levels and will build to order. Beyond what they make, to get a noticeable quality increase, the price goes north quickly. While this buying process may seem a little overwhelming at times with all of the options etc., remember to have fun with it. This is buying hifi, not getting a tattoo. There is no reason you can’t change your mind to other products in the future. Keep it spinning!
turntable choice
I'm finally entering turntable land so I can finally hear the several hundred records i have owned for years.
My choices are Project carbon around 400. or the new NAD tables starting at 450. I'm leaning towards the project because i have seen some open box specials for about 350.
I know this is the low end of the audiophile spectrum but I appreciate any opinions you might have. Do NOT want to spend more than 400.00
thank you!
My choices are Project carbon around 400. or the new NAD tables starting at 450. I'm leaning towards the project because i have seen some open box specials for about 350.
I know this is the low end of the audiophile spectrum but I appreciate any opinions you might have. Do NOT want to spend more than 400.00
thank you!
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