✅ TOP 5 Best Turntable you can buy NOW | Record players

Turntable: Hey guys, in this video, we’re going to review the pros and cons of the top 5 best Turntables for sale right now.
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▬ ABOUT THIS VIDEO ▬
Vinyl records are just cool. They deliver music with an elusive and even romantic warmth that audiophiles continue to love. You may be an owner of a huge vintage record collection, pumped through an all-analog, tube hi-fi home system, or you may just choose to enjoy one of those portable, battery-powered record players in the park. Listening to music like this is quite addictive and you’ll need a good turntable to get the best of it.
In this video, we’re going to look at the top five best turntables available on the market today. We made this list based on our own opinion, research, and customer reviews. We’ve considered their quality, features, and values when narrowing down the best choices possible. If you want more information and updated pricing on the products mentioned, be sure to check the links above.

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00:00 Intro: Turntables
00:36 5️⃣ Pro-Ject Debut Carbon
02:37 4️⃣ Fluance RT81
05:15 3️⃣ Denon DP-300F
07:15 2️⃣ Audio-Technica AT-LP60
09:12 1️⃣ Audio-Technica AT-LP120X

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I hope you liked the video! Please let me know below if you would like me to review a product that was not covered in this roundup.
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[JB]

I've owned high end/priced turntables before and they were great but...
My Technics 1200 finally gave out on me a few years back so I decided to try out a Audio Technica LP-120XUSB.
Have to say it has been a great player for over 2 years now. It sounds amazing, direct drive and functions perfectly, no issues.
I would highly recommend it, even for those that think they have to spend mega money for audiophile equipment, it made me think.

[saintmichael]

About seven months ago, I bought an AT-LP120XUSB. I can't say anything bad about this TT. I haven't got that much money, but if you can afford it, get it. I have got a lot of mono records I bought a new head shell and a mono cartridge. It's a bit difficult to set up (a protractor is a must), but once you have it aligned, no problem. Vinyl rules!

[montezchaseparker]

I have the AT LP120xbt and I have to say this is legitimate. It's modeled after the Technics 1200. It is a solid table. Don't be turned away because of the name, it is a audiophiles dream. I am totally satisfied with this table. Love it.

[blackmore]

I also like the extra features of the AT LP120 that are originally meant for DJs. The target light comes handy when your room is not bright enough to find a track, and the reverse play is fun for listening to 'secret messages', and sometimes it can even fix skips.

[deanwhite]

I've owned an AT-LP 120USB. for the past 3 to 4 years. It's never failed me, tracks great and has never skipped on any record. This turntable is a real solid performer. The newer Audio Technica have probably replaced this model. Build quality on mine may be better. More metal and less plastic than the newer models.

[jimmyjohn]

You should have gave some prices or at least some price ranges on your top five turntables

[JS-hzjd]

Should be called best budget turntables, and the list is pretty much reversed in my opinion. The Project and Fluance are the best two listed here....

[hemantishwaran]

RT-85 should be #1. Comes with Ortofon blue, excellent dampening and leveling flexibility. Belt driven. Acrylic platter. Sounds amazing looks gorgeous.

[loadthisup]

Nice budget beginner tables. Never belt drive for me though. I would say, get a Technics 1200 (new or even used), a Reloop 7000 or 8000, a Pioneer 1000 and yes, or the Audio Technica that was shown. It's an investment, so get something that will outlast you. So many easy to get, play as you pay options now a days. A $1, 000 or more turntable for less than $50 a month. That's just me. There are many people still using Technics Turntables that were and still are around $500, that they bought 30 - 40 years ago, which have never given them a problem. Ebay has a ton of them, in excellent shape too.

[davidbio]

I remember in the 80's and 90's when a turntable was, the most part of the time, the only way to listen to music. They were cheap and easy to buy. Nowadays they are very expensive.

[qua]

I have had the Pro-Ject Carbon for years and love it. They have models with auto speed change, and preamp. Mine has a digital out.

[garyspong]

Also says the AT120 plays at 35.5 rpm. Great! I’ve been looking for one of those.

[grimreaper-qhzn]

The Video should be "Top 5 up to £xxx". You can spend over £10k or more on a top Turntable. These on your list are good for someone starting on the Vinyl road.

[svenschwingel]

I'd rather have put in the RT-85 instead of the RT-81 (which is an excellent choice for vinly starters). It's in or slightly above the price range of the Debut Carbon, but comes with a superior 2M Blue and an acrylic platter. Plus, its W&F (0.07%) rating is far superior to the rather mediocre 0.2% of the Pro-Ject.

[leosalasify]

New turntables have come a long way, but I will never sell my Technics 1210ls5mg. Just a work if art, and sounds great too! Nothing wrong with owning to though...

[petemcfeet]

Having a list of the TOP 5 turntables and including Audio Technica twice and no mention of any Rega decks makes this a review worth skipping. Just like any quality records will be with any kind of bass played back on your Audio Technica turntable.

[PMS]

I have a superb REGA Planar 1 - British made and with a price tag, which makes it exceptional value considering its build quality and outstanding sound.

[pmue]

You have ever heard of Rega or Thorens?

[rebelbaron]

This video reminded me of the old "Stereo Reviews" magazine reviews on equipment
"For the money, this (speaker, cassette deck, CD player, tuner, preamp) is the bomb"