I would go with the Brinkmann Bardo. That turntable is a work of art. Have looked at and listened to Technics, not bad, but not in the same league as Bardo.
Next step in Turntable
Gents;
I am currently enjoying my re-start of analog and LP’s
Pro-Ject Classic
Hana SL
Musical Surroundings Phenomona II+
Anyway, I’m finding That I really enjoy the LP life
I’ve found a system that is quiet, dynamic and detailed with no real drawbacks
so, As usual
If I wanted to take the next step, in Analog playback , at what level and price should I be looking at
jeff
I am currently enjoying my re-start of analog and LP’s
Pro-Ject Classic
Hana SL
Musical Surroundings Phenomona II+
Anyway, I’m finding That I really enjoy the LP life
I’ve found a system that is quiet, dynamic and detailed with no real drawbacks
so, As usual
If I wanted to take the next step, in Analog playback , at what level and price should I be looking at
jeff
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Try this if you considering classics (direct drive) for two tonearms. |
(1) Others have already made this point but surely it has to be Direct Drive. In the Technics lineup they have a good range. They are blindingly easy to use. (2) In terms of phono stage, again no specific model but please look up 'LCR Network'. They tend to be expensive though. Not as important as the TT. (3) Cartridge: I only know the Hana by reputation. I used to go to highesh end cartridges but I have changed my mind. They do not last like other components, and - I know this as well as anybody - they are easily damaged! (4) Tonearm: avoid Origin Live. |
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