1280

Edifier 1280 aren’t really considered an upgrade from presonus eris. Don’t be dumb with the volume and you will do better.

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

For a $500 budget skip the bare minimum 4" Edifier R1280DB & AudioTechnica LP60X. Better AT-LP120X $315 plus 6.5" Dayton Classic B65A $159.

The LP60X suits some users but not everyone. The issue that gets flagged up All. The. Time in r/turntables is the lack of adjustment. Seriously, virtually every single LP60/60X post someone pipes up 'but it has no tracking force or anti-skate adjustment'. Yeah, it doesn't, just like the auto-transmi

It's not a bad idea and certainly more appealing than the basic AT-LP60X and Edifiers 1280 that seems to be the default package for beginners. But personally I would go for passive speakers + separate components with that budget, as in e.g. £250 for the turntable, £50 phono pre-amp, £100 amp and £15

I'm not a fan of either but the PLX500 sounds really, really bad. I don't know what Pioneer was thinking. The PLX1000 is better but not nearly worth the price of admission.So, as much as I disagree with many of their practices, I'd go for the Fluance and the edifier.Also those are the much better/mo