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Teac TN-300SE Analog Belt Drive Turntable (Matte Black)

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$129

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BuyDig has Teac TN-300SE Analog Belt Drive Turntable (Matte Black or Walnut) for $189 - $60 w/ promo code SPIN = $129. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian

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Our research indicates that at the time of this post, the Teac TN-300SE Analog Belt Drive Turntable is $60 lower (31.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $189. -StrawMan86

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Update: this popular deal is back again

BuyDig has Teac TN-300SE Analog Belt Drive Turntable (Matte Black or Walnut) for $189 - $60 w/ promo code SPIN = $129. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian

Note, price below reflect after promo code SPIN




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Editor's Notes

Written by RevOne | Staff
Our research indicates that at the time of this post, the Teac TN-300SE Analog Belt Drive Turntable is $60 lower (31.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $189. -StrawMan86

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chrisg229
Sorry no deal, I need 2 turntables AND a microphone...
TenseMeal6720
Just to clarify for those new to vinyl. Phono cartridges output 2-5 "milli"volts. Most DVD players, CD players, TVs, etc output 1-2 volts. The majority of receivers made in the last 10 years dont have a phono input (designed for the 2-5 millivolts). So to step it up you can use the turntables built in phono preamp or set it to 'Thru' and use a separare phono preamp. Something cheap like the Behringer microphono PP400 is an okay starting point for about $24 as an outboard phono preamp. This will step the 2-5 milivolt signal up to 1 volt for most receivers. Then you can connect it to any input (CD, AUX, etc). Theres also an EQ curve applied to the signal. Records are cut with bass EQ'ed out and the phono preamp adds it back in. They did this so they could squeeze more time on each side of the LP. Cool vintage engineering stuff!

This info is obvious to many of us, but hopefully useful to spmeone new to this.
mdeb45
I bought this last time it was on sale and I've been very happy with it. I'm not an audiophile and I've never owned a record player before, but this table seems well built, it was easy to set up, and it's simple to operate.

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Quote from iconian :
Teac TN-300SE Analog Belt Drive Turntable with USB $129 + free shipping
Well, obviously it's analog, lol. ApplauseLMAO
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Well, obviously it's analog, lol. ApplauseLMAO

you never know. I had to to clarify to people before that what they breathe is called air and you cannot live without it. Doh
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Good deal
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so the only difference with 400s is that 400s has s shaped tone arm and at100e stylus also plays 78rpm, right?
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Quote from nickyeah :
so the only difference with 400s is that 400s has s shaped tone arm and at100e stylus also plays 78rpm, right?
The AT100E is not just a different stylus but a different cartridge... not like it's just a different needle on the same cart.
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mdeb45
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I bought this last time it was on sale and I've been very happy with it. I'm not an audiophile and I've never owned a record player before, but this table seems well built, it was easy to set up, and it's simple to operate.
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Anyone owners care to compare this to an AT-60LP if you've used both?

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Sorry no deal, I need 2 turntables AND a microphone...
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Quote from chrisg229 :
Sorry no deal, I need 2 turntables AND a microphone...
The people saying this is unhelpful have no clue.
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Quote from JohnF8644 :
Anyone owners care to compare this to an AT-60LP if you've used both?
Ha! I got the AT60LP for a Christmas gift. It was returned the following week. The AT60LP is nowhere in the league of the Teac TN300 seires. I have it in glossy white and paid 399. This is a steal! You won't regret this purchase. Amazing quality and sound at an unbelievable price. Not to mention it looks great. I get compliments on the looks and sound quality when guests come over.
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My old turntable is quartz locked. Does anyone know why that seems to have fallen out of favor?
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Got this deal last time. Been playing great the past few months, but recently been hearing a humming noise on my speaker with the white RCA attached. I'm new to turntables, anybody have a clue on remedying this?
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Quote from BrutusBeefcake :
The people saying this is unhelpful have no clue.
Where it's at!
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The people saying this is unhelpful have no clue.
Where its at!

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I bought this deck back on Mar 17 for about $30 more and I'm not impressed. Unfortunately, my Yamaha RX-V777 receiver does NOT have a built-in amp so I must rely on this deck's built in amp. Let me tell you, it blows. I tried a couple of my old records and stopped.. so disappointed. My subwoofer never even made a bump. Now I need to either buy a real preamp and amp or a 3rd party external amplifier for the player. Any suggestions?