Are there any decent cheap turntables?

[Cameron Rogers]

Are there any decent cheap turntables?

I'm looking for something I can connect to USB for no more than about 100 bucks if possible, but not anything that might damage records. Does anything like that exist?

[Jace Gray]

If you don't wanna damage records you'll have to shell out more than 100. I'm not sure about connecting one to USB, but I know from experience that pro-ject is one of the best bangs for your buck.

The main thing you wanna look for if you dont wanna damage your records is a counterweight and a good needle.

[Kayden Young]

buy a crosley :) thats what i use for my twenty one pilots record and taylor swift etc

[Sebastian Nguyen]

Yeah, I know the counterweight and needle are the important parts, but no idea which are good. I was hoping to find something a little cheaper than Pro-Ject, which starts in the 250 euros range, but thanks.

Safe on records?

[Caleb Ross]

it is memed to death but the audio technica lp120 is a decent turntable, has what you're looking for (usb too) and is around 250 usd

[Jackson Cook]

I think all the cheap ones are bad for records unfortunately.

[William Price]

amazon.com/dp/B002GYTPAE/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2N7TKNC0497RC&coliid=I2I2JDPCF5PUXR&psc=1

[Parker Lewis]

I recommend you a CD-player

[Sebastian Martinez]

Not bad. Good quality?

[Christopher Butler]

lmao what is this the 80s, I only use MiniDisc.

[Tyler Barnes]

What are some good and easy to set up speakers for a record player?

[Hunter Campbell]

If you aren't going to spend a lot on speakers, decent shape vinyl, etc, just got for an lp60. Really, no reason to blow $300 if you are going to buy five dollar records and play them through shitty speakers

[Juan Walker]

I implied that with my post desu

[Brayden Hill]

Don't do the crosley, guy was fucking with ya

[Robert Ward]

crosley 2.0

[Jason Green]

I already have good speakers. My main concern though is not to damage the records, which I heard could happen with the cheaper ones. It's more about that than sound quality.

[Jace Torres]

here ya go

amazon.com/gp/product/B004EDXCFE/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B004EDXCFE&linkCode=as2&tag=turntkitch-20&linkId=Z7WQNOFC5OAMAPST

[Oliver Robinson]

You'll need about $350 for a decent vinyl-ripping station. I bough my Technics SL-Q20, Technics SA-110 AM/FM Sterio Receiver and Technics SH-8038 Stereo Graphic Equalizer for around that price on eBay and I've ripped 35 LPs with no problem.

[Nathan King]

which one is the best for 600 usd?

[Brayden Sanders]

He was memeing bro, crosley a shit

I learned that the hard way

[Parker Nelson]

shit. No counterweight.

Just spend the extra $200 and get the LP-120

[Ian Harris]

I also recommend getting some cheap records from goodwill and learning how to use equipment with them.

[Ryder Long]

amazon.com/Pyle-PLTTB1-Professional-Belt-Drive-Turntable/dp/B00009V3TU
This one seems pretty decent. S-shaped arm, replaceable cartridge (even will fit Audio Technicas), has counterweight and anti-skating. If you don't want the AT lp60 that has no fucking counterweight, and you also don't wan't to pay for the lp-120, this is perfect. $70.

[Camden Hill]

Is Pro-Ject good and worth its price? I definitely like the simplistic look.

[Nathaniel Edwards]

amazon.com/Stanton-T52B-Belt-Drive-Turntable-Pre-Mounted/dp/B001JY67ZS

Here you go you memelord

And dont get a Crosley, it will ruin your records immediately

[John Miller]

Personally I went with the TEAC in case I wanted to easily rip a record. amazon.com/TN-300-Analog-Turntable-Pre-amplifier-Digital/dp/B00P9WK1BW/

If I didn't want USB, I most likely would have gone with a Fluance.
fluance.com/turntables

[Kayden Green]

amazon.com/Adam-Audio-A7X-Powered-Monitor/dp/B003SYYU9C