ORA

The LP60 is a great option for that age range. Sounds good enough, won’t damage albums, and is dead simple to work with the auto buttons. I bought one about a decade ago as my first foray back into vinyl. I was later gifted a Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Esprit that took its place so the LP60 sat until my

I've got the Kanto Ora 3 and Kanto SUB8, which makes for a great combo, but I always thought about upgrading to the Kanto speakers; you have the TUK if my eyes aren't deceiving me.

Went with the Kanto Oras + Sub8. They're desktop speakers, but with how close I'm sitting to the TV I think they have more than enough power. The sub is probably overkill but damn if it doesn't make Streets of Rage 2 sound amazing. Adding it was even more of an upgrade than I expected. I want to get

Adam D3V or Kali Audio LP-UNF if you care about how well a speaker measures. If you want a dedicated subwoofer output to expand to 2.1 later, Kanto Ora (or Ora4). Just for the vibes I also like the Creative Labs Pebble Nova, but there's very little data or user stories out there in the wild.

Yes. I hooked my Kanto Sub8 to my LSX II LT and it’s sublime. My ORA4s are sad now all alone in the closet.

I went down this path recently with my FP30x. What I learned is you need to spend a good amount of money on a good size set of speakers (8" ideally) to really get markedly improved sound quality. I bought a set of Kanto Ora 4s because then I could use them with my PC after I upgraded the piano in a

Retro RGB did a video on how to test the speakers. Kanto ORA speakers are crt safe. Test it for sure.

Check out the Kanto ORA speakers. They'd be perfect for this.

Kanto ORA with a sub. Or the philharmonic true mini with a compact class d integrated amp like the smsl ao300 or loxjie a40