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[quote=Anonymous]^ This As an example, look at something like the Audio Technica AT-LPW40WN . I've not used this, personally, but it checks all the right boxes: reputable manufacturer, not plastic, standard cartridge mount (so cartridge can be replaced or upgraded later), adjustable tracking force and anti-skate. This one also has a built-in preamp, so you can use it with an amplifer without a phono input (or even powered speakers, like cheap computer speakers). You can defeat the built-in preamp if you upgrade to a better preamp in the future. For $329 including a cartridge, it's a good deal. This is about the lowest that I would go on turntables. Can you do better? Sure. But something like this model (again, I haven't used it...just going by specs here) should last for years, won't damage records if set up properly, and offers upgrade potential in the future. I should add that setting up a turntable requires some knowledge as well. There should be some basic instructins in the box, but it would be great to find someone who could help with the setup. Ideally, you want a test disc and an oscilloscope to do it correctly.[/quote]
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