Intro to Vinyl Records
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- microkorg-3
My suggestion would be a standalone record player that has audio and headphone out ....
That ION MaxLP one is only £69.00 in the UK
It's a decent suggestion and looks quite premium.
I'd then pair it up with a good portable speaker.
Can thoroughly recommend the Bose Soundlink Mini
One of my friends who is a bit of an audiophile and hiphophead and has some high end speakers, amp etc was raving about the little Soundlink Mini he got. I had a chance to listen to it at New Years and it sounds great for its size and can fill a small room with good sound. Even the bass for the size of such a box is surprising.
£250 would get you both of these and connector cables and a few vinyl records too.
The soundlink can be used for this turntable and also for playing digital music too via computer or smart phones.
- that tonearm looks pretty shit. in fact the whole deck looks pretty ropeyhans_glib
- I second the Soundlink. My girlfriend got me a Soundlink Mini II for Xmas. As microkorg says the sound is impressive for something this size.Raniator
- I've got a Soundlink as well. Fantastic sound, a little bass heavy, but I use it around the house and on our roof quite a bit.mg33
- how can anyone call themselves an audiophile but compromise with bose or beats for audio is beyond me... seriously.Miguex
- that's like calling yourself a runner while rocking skechers pushup shoes...Miguex
- Who called themselves an audiophile, Migs? I have some Bose speakers and they're pretty good, but obviously not the bestIanbolton
- Miguex - on the same budget what would you buy rather than bose? Certainly wouldnt vote beats.microkorg