So I currently have an LP-60. I know its not a great unit and have been in the process of upgrading. Right now I the speed is off to where I can completely tell that the pitch of the song is off without any reference. So now that led me down the path of looking at turntables that strictly have speed control with the calibrated platter dots. But now I'm starting to question if that's really even important with today's technology, for instance, the Orbit seems to be very well respected and is super stripped down, as with Audio Technica's most $700 LP7 and all of Denon's tables.
Right now, I could buy a Technics SLQ303 for $250 on CL, an SL 2000 for $200, Or a Sansui FR-Q5 for 100 on CL. All of which have speed control.
Or I can buy a brand new custom Orbit that looks super sexy for $250, with a OM5E and cue arm.
Right now, I could buy a Technics SLQ303 for $250 on CL, an SL 2000 for $200, Or a Sansui FR-Q5 for 100 on CL. All of which have speed control.
Or I can buy a brand new custom Orbit that looks super sexy for $250, with a OM5E and cue arm.