R1280DBs

Why not separate speakers? Because you don't want a large stereo receiver? It's not needed, you can get a pair of small powered speakers with a built in speaker amp with wired input for the turntable plus Bluetooth input for wireless music from a smartphone, tablet or computer. Turntable: Automatic

The basic AT-LP60X is the bare minimum and lacks adjustments. Ideally get at least a starter turntable with an adjustable tonearm: Manual with cue lever and auto stop Fluance RT80 $249. Automatic Denon DP-300F $249. Or if you can, get the better AT-LP120X $315 that was originally $449 that has a bet

I love my Edifier speakers too. I have the R1280DBS and I used it wired. Nothing beats listening to vinyl wired. I learned from the veterans here and it hugely paid off.

From a diffrent user The C62 is a C6 with a built in speaker amp and some cheap speakers that are the weakest part. Turntable with a built in phono preamp: AT-LP60X has automatic playback and is easy setup beginner plug and play. Lenco LBT-188 is a manual turntable. Balance the tonearm then set the

Edifier are too pricey now with all the recent price increases. 4" Edifier R1280DBs are $199 now :( too much for basic entry level starter speakers for a small room. If anyone wants powered speakers with a remote... Spend $20 more for the larger better 5.25" Neumi BSP5 ARC $219 and they add an HDMI

Save money with the AT-LP60X without Bluetooth. It's best to skip the bare minimum AT-LP60X and get a good turntable that has a good tonearm with adjustable tracking force. The LP&No.1 passive speakers would need an amp to power them and the cheap speakers are not worth spending money to buy an amp

Pai ce ai pus tu e o boxa cu 2 difuzoare, daca vrei ceva portabil e ok, daca o ti doar in casa nu ți-aș recomanda, in banii ăștia găsești boxe Edifier care se aud mult mai bine și suporta și Bluetooth. Eu am Edifier 1280DBs si sunt foarte mulțumit de ele.

Can confirm the combo is AWESOME! I've got the AT-LP60X player, Edifier R1280DBs, and Soomfon BT17 Adapter to make the player BT capable. The 1280DBs are blue tooth capable so if you get the adapter or the LP60XBT version, then you don't have to run wires. Bluetooth does degrade the sound quality so

Also, make sure your speakers are set to the right input. Probably this, compounded by the fact that the R1280DBs has two RCA inputs (LINE1 / LINE2) but no specific button for each one and no indication whether LINE1 or LINE2 is active; you apparently have to just toggle through them until you land

I have some Edifier R1280DBS and have been quite happy with them. The option to add a sub is helpful, though living in an old flat I've not really had occasion to need one or really crank the volume. I am hardly an audiophile but they do their job well, fit your price range and are available on Amaz