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I'm not a aficionado, though, so you may want to look for someone more experienced. Used pretty heavily over the past few weeks. No problems yet.
turntable required "accessories" and speakers and whatever else added up to an additional $200.+. The $79. I bought this for my 15 year old grandson, who wants to listen to his Dad's "old records"(that's what we called them). Took it out of the box, set it up, and it wouldn't work.
It has it's own preamp that means it easy to use just find an aux input on the back or sometime the front on the stereo (The red and white plugs) and your done. I would recommend this to anyone who needs a great turntable. My unit is still going strong. I am a music freak I have hundreds of albums. Agin this is a great turntable. I play albums alot and had NO trouble what so ever. I had this unit for over 10 years or more. Had to replace the needle a few months ago.
Make sure you put it up before you play a record. I see myself as a handy/diy person but even I thought it was a good idea to read the instructions. I got my ps-lx250h a few days ago and I love it. Overall a great player, sound quality is excellent. Five stars, no doubt. It is exactly what I expected it to be. There is even a stylus guard.
It sounds great and looks good too. I want a way to make tapes from my albums so I can play them in my truck. What more could you ask for. I'm glad I bought this turntable for my stereo. I'm replacing my 1980 Technics turntable with cracked cover and rotted belt.
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