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[schmegeggin]

i am looking to get an all in one vinyl player with cd and maybe usb etc. any recommendations, sites to buy, was looking at a black steepletone one

 

[Jerry Twig]

Any reason you'd want an all-in-one? The Steepletones look cute but the turntables are seriously lightweight.

 

[Anthony]

http://www.thinkgeek.com/electronics/mp3/90a0/

 

[ratmonkey]

Don't really see the usefulness of the USB thing, surely it's as easy to just feed it in through the sound card.

 

[Goodbye]

Don't really see the usefulness of the USB thing, surely it's as easy to just feed it in through the sound card.

With a pre amp or a mixer it is.

 

[therealjohnny]

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A friend has one of the Steepletone ones- they're rubbish I'm afraid

 

[schmegeggin]

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A friend has one of the Steepletone ones- they're rubbish I'm afraid

really a friend of mine has one and it sounds great, hmmmnnn

just liked the look of the all in one retro yoke, compact etc, I had an old aiwa clunky one that was great but the amp clapped out on it, I think the record player still works

 

[theoootini]

Don't really see the usefulness of the USB thing, surely it's as easy to just feed it in through the sound card.

i have a lend of that ion one at the mo. it's pretty swish. no need to fix levels or anything with the usb recording either...handy.

 

[Brush]

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[Space]

What ya really want is a vinyl killer van.

http://www.retrotogo.com/2006/07/vinyl_killer_vw.html

 

[Jerry Twig]

really a friend of mine has one and it sounds great, hmmmnnn

just liked the look of the all in one retro yoke, compact etc, I had an old aiwa clunky one that was great but the amp clapped out on it, I think the record player still works

well if you're looking for something in aiwa range then you're looking in the right place.

 

[schmegeggin]

well if you're looking for something in aiwa range then you're looking in the right place.

i am looking for something that isn't too big like the slendertone, good sound, has to pass the better halves test of it looking good

i loved that aiwa hifi, have it about 15 years, the cd player/tape decks don't work now and I think the amp part of it is going, makes funny noises but it sounded great. very good monitors for mixing on my yamaha aw4416 desk.

 

[Ciarán R]

i am looking for something that isn't too big like the slendertone, good sound, has to pass the better halves test of it looking good

why not get some good-looking seperates Rich? That can look fierce sophisticated, non-clunky, and good sound...gonna cost a few $$$ though...

 

[schmegeggin]

why not get some good-looking seperates Rich? That can look fierce sophisticated, non-clunky, and good sound...gonna cost a few $$$ though...

well i did a bit of experimenting last night and hooked up the old vinyl player to my surround sound system and it works perfectly (although when I plugged it into the phono input on the amp it goes all distorted/buzzy but when I plugged it into another input eg tape/tv etc it works great)

 

[therealjohnny]

well i did a bit of experimenting last night and hooked up the old RECORD player to my surround sound system and it works perfectly

I know, I'm a dick

 

[schmegeggin]

I know, I'm a dick

ha ha, that's why I put down vinyl

 

[therealjohnny]

http://www.angelislabor.com/gabriel.html

A true reference turntable equipped with a base that can accept up to four arms. The materials used include aluminum, bronze and stainless steel. The turntable and arm are totally decoupled at several points - beneath the base, beneath the turntable and beneath the pin, using a magnetic field calibrated and controlled with great precision.

http://futuremusic.com/blog/?p=3732

Angelis Labor Premiers $64,000 Gabriel Turntable

 

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[tommytrousers]

My 30 year old turntable still going strong.

got it in cloney audio in blackrock second hand over 15 years ago and had the motor serviced 10 years ago. can't recommend true hi-fi seperates enough. I would buy top of the range 70s/80s stuff again no problem, at some stage i would love to have mono block valve amps-who wouldn't think they look cool????

 

[Kid Lovebeach]

where would i bring my vinyl record player to get fixed?
think somethings up with the belt, the sounds gone all wonky slow.