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Analog point of entry...

So, my only source to day is digital: Cary 303/300. I'd like to be able to play vinyl for the following reasons (not in any order):

1. I have lots of old albums that haven't been released on CD yet. And I'm sure there are more out there

2. I like the "hand on" idea

3. I believe in the benefits of this medium's unique sound.

My question is, what would be the price of admission - used - (incuding table, arm, cartridge AND phono pre) in order to match the fidelity of my CD Player.

Or, put another way, I don't vinyl playback that sounds junky compared to my digital playback.

thanx!
pawlowski6132
jax2
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2. I like the "hand on" idea

There are numerous other websites for just that purpose...or so I'm told ;-)

Marco
mapleleafs3
190 posts
 
Look for older Well Tempered tables, Oracle tables. 1K and your on your way and can live with it for a while why you get a good feel for analog.

Its a lot of work. ALbums need to be clean. Invest in a good cleaning system . A mchine to clean if you have the extra cash is a solid investment. Disc Doctor is also a good manuel cleaning sys
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pawlowski6132 OP
592 posts
 
2. I like the "hand on" idea

There are numerous other websites for just that purpose...or so I'm told ;-)

Moderator...??? Hello???? :^)
readster
241 posts
 
i don't think a moderator is particularly needed, only that you develop a sense of humor.
david_berry
211 posts
 
That's just Marco. Read some of his answers - a very well informed audio guy, but can sometimes be just silly - SILLY I TELL YOU!

That aside, I am also interested in what others have to say about this subject as I am entertaining the same idea as Pawlowski6132.

David
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