pablorph93

JP234 said:

doggone said:

The recording feature is a useful bonus.  But I guess this is really for people who want to play their vinyl with only a small amount of investment.  Most albums I have on vinyl, I can get digitally.  Of course you don't get those wonderful clicks and noise that makes a record sound alive. 

At some point I will want to get a turnable to listen to vinyl again.  What would be neat is to have it integrate with a very good sound system.

Most of the audiophiles I did business with only played their vinyl LPs once, to record them. They were morbidly afraid of degrading the sound quality, and thus gave up the original sound quality.

I remember going to extremes in trying to keep my albums clean and pristine back in the day (mid 80's). Even then, I could still hear the occasional click/pop/rumble with my mid-level turntable.
Went to HIGH END stereo store in Atlanta earlier this year and OH MY do they have some awesome equipment. I listened to an album that had NO clicks or noise. Had the sales rep Ed switch it back and forth from vinyl to digital and I couldn't hear a difference. I was really amazed at the quality of the sound coming from the turntable. Of course, this was high dollar gear. Still would like to have some of that stuff.

LOVE IT.  Great playing too.