M20

Speakers, with a caveat. Your JBLs are nearfield monitors. If you do all of your music listening sat at a desk then for the money, these aren't bad. There's a bit of a hump in the midrange, but otherwise they're fairly neutral. Being nearfield monitors makes it more difficult to create that 3D sound

I run my deck straight into Q Acoustics M20, which works for me in terms of versatility. https://www.whathifi.com/reviews/q-acoustics-m20 I listen to a lot of sub bass heavy music and am now very tempted to get a sub woofer for them to add a bit of weight to the bottom end.

Fluance RT85 is great...but just be aware the Nagaoka cartridge lifespan is like 250 hours and you're gonna be replacing that. If you wanna save money initially and upgrade the Rt82 is essentially the same table minus the acrylic platter and an ortofon om10 instead of the 2m Blue. You can always loo

I bought a Rega P1+ recently paired with some Q Acoustics M20 speakers and have zero regrets: no fuss setup; minimal wires; sounds great. I do plan to “upgrade” to the Carbon Pro elliptical stylus at some point but that barely costs more than a new double LP would run me. I quote “upgrade” because I

For the turntable as source you need a turntable that at least allow for replacement and re-balance of a different stylus as they wear and are easily broken. Unless the turntable has line level outputs you will need a phono stage pre-amp either as a separate external box, built into an amplifier or

Solid advice! I currently have the 6000A paired with a Pro Plus. And I have an Ultra in another room connected to powered speakers (q acoustic M20's). I'm toying with the idea of WiiM Amp Ultra to replace the 6000A/Pro Plus, at least I am going to A/B test it. The main drive for this (apart from siz