R1280DB

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 would recommend you don't buy a Fluance deck if you live in Europe. The aftersales support is not good. You would have to post the deck back to Canada at your expense if anything goes wrong. Fluance is okay if buying in Canada or the U.S. Reddit has a lot of members from The U.S. which means that

Avoid every single all in one. At the least you need A decent starter turntable, see Fluance RT-81 A decent set of powered speakers (they have an amp built in) See Edifier 1280DB That's gonna run ya $430-$450 You can go maybe $150-180 cheaper but you're compromising on sound quality AND hoping for r

Assuming you are new to hifi. There needs to be an amplifier between the cd player/turntable and the speakers.most amplifiers support multiple inputs. There are also active speakers like the edifier r1280db which have a build in amplifier and has multiple inputs.I think they are a great choice when

Wow, you've received a ton of distinct suggestions. It's a bit more complicated since you're moving from an all in one, to a place where you'll need a system. The stickies are a good place to start, and of course budget is a factor. Don't be too worried about an "upgrade path" although it is somethi

I got the Edifier R1280DB for around $130 recently. They sound much better than my laptop or the battery powered ~36W portable speaker I was using. Since I’m a bedroom DJ, the 1280s are loud enough and the lows are decent enough to where I don’t think I’ll regret not getting the 1280DBs which has an

You need A turntable A phono pre amp Amplification in the form of a receiver, integrated amp, or amp Speakers NOTE - Some turntables have the hono pre amp built in Some receivers and integrated amp havve the turntable built in Some speakers have amplification built into them (powered speakers) Many

I have a pair of relatively inexpensive Edifier 1280DB powered speakers connected to my mini-pc and love them. Great at low up to high volume and accurate enough for serious listening, even classical and Jazz. I live alone in a 1BR apartment so not worried about disturbing others. The bass is good b

you either need powerd speakers, or an amp (or reciever) and passive speakers. I highly reccomend looking for a reciever as you will have more controll of how things sound, and can get better sound. if you want powered speakers, look for something like Edifier R1280DB Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Spe

Based on your £350 budget, and taking out £120 for the AT-LP60X (Richersounds - £120), then that leaves £230. I think for that money I'd go with the Edifier R1700 speakers (£115) and a pair desktop speaker stands. The R1700 trade the optical and coax connections of the R1280DB for two amplifiers (on