Top 5 Reaons to NOT BUY A TURNTABLE.

"... dihedra of the brain."

...as Spock would mutter in a 'lisp-y fashion'....

"Fhathinathing...."

I can only 'scribe it to a 'locking groove' in ones' grey goo...

My nightly weird query is:

What happened to the laser-tipped LP player that was going to:

'Revolutionize LP Playback!  No contact, no noise, nothing but the music!'

It came, it went, it left no trace nor mention of spiralizing any vinyls.....

Did dust mote detection sound like hitting a boulder @ 176mph?  (Scaled Down, of course...)

...personally, I like CDs' that exhibit the digital version of a 'locking groove'.... 

Have one with the 'magic factor', a random reverse to anywhere on the disc....
It literally will play until you stop it.  Endless on 'n on 'n on 'n anon....
Fun to play to 'highly altered people' who suspect nothing but expect 'something' to occur....

"Wow.....that's a long CD......"  3ish hours later....

"Really?  What part did you like?" *snarky S*....

@rauliruegas you are right there is a misunderstanding as I can not understand what you are trying to convey.

I am done with this thread, time to move on.

Have a wonderful evening and listen to some music my friend.

Always, all the time. Rigth now I'm enjoying a FIM label LP: just wonderful !.

R.

CD music is much, much better than playing a turntable.
I play the turntable only when music is available from a vinyl record only.
I do not hear any difference between/among reasonably-made cables, BUT I clearly hear big difference between CD and vinyl playing same music.

To all music lover, please do not waste your money to buy unnecessarily expensive cables, amp, pre-amp, etc. But get a nice pair of speaker, usually the more expensive, the better. I hope  unnecessarily-expensive cable makers go to all bankruptcy.

I find that playing my lps are better when I'm alone .Its very true it sucks getting up so often to turn the record over.                     I like cds when I'm working around the house or when people are over so I dont have the music stopping...Yes this was a pretty good .i mean i grew up in the 60s n 70s...having friends over and changing the records sucked especially after a few Cocktails that became a hard task, especially if you had a AR turntable.