expiredSaltyOne | Staff posted Sep 15, 2024 01:24 AM
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expiredSaltyOne | Staff posted Sep 15, 2024 01:24 AM
Walmart YMMV: Victrola Journey Bluetooth Suitcase Record Player w/ 3-Speed Turntable (Red) $16.66
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To get some clarity, I went to the webpage for the device: https://victrola.com/products/victrola-journey-bluetooth-suitcase-record-player [victrola.com] . It says:
Stream music from your smart device though the built-in speakers, or plug in your favorite pair of headphones for private listening.
Anyway, if you want a budget table that won't ruin anything and sound decent a refurb audio Technica lp60 is the way to go. You'll need speakers and an amp, or for starters some use Bluetooth. I don't get why you'd want vinyl just to use compressed bt, but to each their own.
To get a turntable that will actually be better sound good and have some life and be able to be upgraded you need to spend about $300+. $500-600 is the sweet spot where they start to actually get good for the money. To get a great table from the get go will cost over $1k. Turntables are precision machines and cost money to get done right.
Vintage is the way to go on a budget.
Anyway, if you want a budget table that won't ruin anything and sound decent a refurb audio Technica lp60 is the way to go. You'll need speakers and an amp, or for starters some use Bluetooth. I don't get why you'd want vinyl just to use compressed bt, but to each their own.
To get a turntable that will actually be better sound good and have some life and be able to be upgraded you need to spend about $300+. $500-600 is the sweet spot where they start to actually get good for the money. To get a great table from the get go will cost over $1k. Turntables are precision machines and cost money to get done right.
Vintage is the way to go on a budget.
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