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Save up a few hundred for an AT LP60X turntable (an LP70X is a slight step up) and a set of R1280DB edifier speakers. Make sure the speakers aren’t on the same surface as the turntable and keep them reasonably spread out (depending on your room size). Then you can enjoy one of the best electronica a

18 months with the lp60x and edifier r1280t. Bought them as a bundle for 255€. More than satisfied. Will vouch. Bear in mind your collection will cost more. Much more than the tt and speakers uhhh.

DJing Bluetooth Choose one. Bluetooth has a delay that really hinders monitoring of music. Especially at your price rage. Also: wont be heard by the neighbours Is about your walls and the volume knob. Not speaker quality. Not to mention, with quality speakers, the bass will propagate better even on

Audiotechnica AT-lp60 is een goede starter voor €150-160€! Heeft een voorversterker dus heb je enkel nog boxen nodig (edifier R1280T zijn goede instappers). Geluid is top voor de gemiddelde luisteraar, dus hier kan je wel even mee vooruit! Met goedkopere heb je al gauw zo een die niet de volledige p

I would use it with edifier R1280T speakers The basic entry level speakers are a sound quality bottleneck for your first, second and third turntable! For a $600 budget buy a $200 or $300 turntable and spend the rest on a speaker upgrade. Often passive speakers and an integrated amp or stereo receive

My super budget setup is. Android Cellphone, apple usb-c dac, UAPP for tidal and PEQ, and edifier 1280 speakers. Pretty solid sound quality after applying PEQ settings suggested in audio science review. A friend of mine will lend me his umik-1 so I can test my room and apply some final adjustments t

If you want the buy once, stop thinking about it picks under $100, I’d keep it simple. Edifier R1280T (or R1280DB if you want Bluetooth) - best all around desktop speakers in this price range solid build good volume won’t randomly annoy you.Creative Pebble Plus 2.1 - cheaper, surprisingly solid and

I’ve had the Audio Technica LP60X for about 2 years now, and it’s been great! Mine isn’t the Bluetooth version, and it runs about $200. I started out with a pair of powered Edifier R1280T speakers ($150) and that setup served me very well for about 18 months until I got the itch to upgrade my speake

pretty interesting, i’ve not seen an all in one with an adjustable counterweight and a removable cartridge. that’s the majority of the problem with the all in ones normally. get some speakers when you can, even something like edifier 1280 will make a big difference. welcome!

So, as the title says, finally having my AT 120X at home, and I'm so so happy about it! I'm pairing it for now with a pair of Edifier 1280T, and they are sounding amazing. Was afraid at first of not being able to calibrate it properly or something, but was so easy and smooth, and the sound is so cle