I suppose Bluetooth is convenient, but once you digitize it to send over a digital connection, it’s probably better to just listen to a digital source at that point. When listening to vinyl, I prefer a pure analog path to the speakers/headphones.
The USB connection can be convenient, though, if you want a digital copy of something you can only find on vinyl.
Awesome! I went about a decade between the death of my first turntable and being able to afford one I was satisfied with. I felt silly holding onto the records, but it all worked out.
Thanks for posting! This community is a bit quiet.
Edit:
If you don’t know the history of the stylus, and/or if you want to upgrade to an elliptical stylus, here’s a $32 option:
Hey, I’d love to know what model Denon that is. If you feel like it, please post about your turntable (specs, where/how you got it, the rest of your setup) here: !turntables@lemmy.world
Do not buy a suitcase or retro-style player. They’re literally all the same cheap Chinese part that is just junk.
For double to ten times the price, you can get vintage turntables in decent condition that are much better equipment. Especially if you can find a place to go in and shop instead of ordering online. That said, I’ve had good experiences with Reverb and eBay (but it helps if you’re a shrewd buyer). I’ve heard lots of people get great gear from Facebook, etc.
Does Librewolf support multiple profiles like Firefox? If so that’s how I’ve always done it on Firefox. One Firefox install, multiple concurrent profiles. I even use Container Tabs on top of that.
!turntables@lemmy.world
Is that a MoFi StudioDeck? It’s beautiful. If it doesn’t have a built in preamp, what are you using?
!turntables@lemmy.world
I suppose Bluetooth is convenient, but once you digitize it to send over a digital connection, it’s probably better to just listen to a digital source at that point. When listening to vinyl, I prefer a pure analog path to the speakers/headphones.
The USB connection can be convenient, though, if you want a digital copy of something you can only find on vinyl.
Which Audio Technica AT-LP120 is that?
Awesome! I went about a decade between the death of my first turntable and being able to afford one I was satisfied with. I felt silly holding onto the records, but it all worked out.
Thanks for posting! This community is a bit quiet.
Edit:
If you don’t know the history of the stylus, and/or if you want to upgrade to an elliptical stylus, here’s a $32 option:
https://lptunes.com/products/replacement-for-denon-dsn-82e-dsn82e-needle-stylus (upgrade)
Here’s a direct replacement (but I’d go for the one above)
https://lptunes.com/products/stylus-for-denon-dp-297-dp-297-dp297-turntable
Hey, I’d love to know what model Denon that is. If you feel like it, please post about your turntable (specs, where/how you got it, the rest of your setup) here: !turntables@lemmy.world
I’d say the price difference isn’t that much.
I’m leaning towards recommending the AT-VM95E. But for sure go elliptical.
That Voyager Golden Record is so cool.
Is it this one, but in white instead of black?
https://premiera-av.ru/catalog/premiera-eco-one
awesome
you even paid the cat tax
and the photo is great
to catch them is my real test
to train them is my cause
Cheers! Looks relaxing.
I love the photo composition, too.
What country are you in? Very different options sometimes.
What’s your budget? This is probably the biggest factor in answering your questions.
The AT-LP60X or AT-LP3BK are the cheapest turntables you can buy new or refurbished that are actual turntables and not junky plastic pretending to be audio equipment. Link: https://outlet.audio-technica.com/catalog/category/view/id/1115/?product_list_order=name
Do not buy a suitcase or retro-style player. They’re literally all the same cheap Chinese part that is just junk.
For double to ten times the price, you can get vintage turntables in decent condition that are much better equipment. Especially if you can find a place to go in and shop instead of ordering online. That said, I’ve had good experiences with Reverb and eBay (but it helps if you’re a shrewd buyer). I’ve heard lots of people get great gear from Facebook, etc.
Does Librewolf support multiple profiles like Firefox? If so that’s how I’ve always done it on Firefox. One Firefox install, multiple concurrent profiles. I even use Container Tabs on top of that.
“The -no-remote flag allows multiple firefox profiles to run at the same time.” https://askubuntu.com/questions/660147/how-can-i-use-two-firefox-profiles
I don't see the post anymore. I wonder if the user deleted it.
I wanted to say:
Yeah, the PL-530 is so pretty I had to use it as the banner in this community.
And your Denon has the atomic space age style I like.
You should find out if your cousin has any mixes you can post.