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Vinyl listening accessories and advice

Before connecting your system, the main supplement that your rotating disk may need is Preamp Phono if it is not integrated. PREAMPS PREAMPS takes the natural quiet signal of the dizziness and brings it to the line level – the level that your Estio expects from CDs, tape floors, and digital devices. The phono signal is usually passed to amp through the red and white RCA inputs on the back. There are a lot of cheap cheap options for PREAMPS Phono. We love art Djpreii ($ 65). The Rolls VP29 ($ 59) is good, while the U-UTurn’s Pluto 2 ($ 109) is the same as that was created in some of its upper tablets. I will not spend less than $ 50, but you don’t need to spend crazy money either. You can skip those that cost hundreds of dollars so that you have a more beautiful dizziness, but if you want to upgrade more, I love Audio Adio Alva Solo PREAMP ($ 199).

If you want very simple speakers that are brilliantly associated with a luxurious rotor disk (especially orbit theory), the loudspeakers in U-U-URN ($ 449) are an interesting option. References Ryan and Nayata confessed to low expectations at first. Their design is brave and elegant, but there is no application or remoteness, and provides a scarcity of inputs (only 3.5 mm, RCA, and Bluetooth 5.1) is a lesser variety than most of the book amplifiers. The simple attack on operation is a sign of its strong throat transformer, while an amplification A/B maintains vinyl in the analog field. Their sweet sound signature provides depth, automatic texture and rushing dynamics. I adore them for records such as my Brobeck’s test Take 5Although he wished some EQ to cool down on the most brighter Japanese Beatles pressure. In it lies rubbing. You will get modest inputs and controls, but if after the boldness of the analog simplicity, the ethics are delivered.

Photo: Ryan and Nayata

If you want more adaptable loudspeakers, you will find great options in our best loudspeakers and the best autophile equipment evidence (also connected above), as well as loudspeakers and other equipment.

Other basics that you will need are associated with maintenance and preparation. You will need a registration brush (it is often included with roller tablets), a way to clean your pen, and a level to ensure that your rotating disk is properly prepared. Check this video to see exactly what you need to do before running your first record. In addition, WIRED Editor, Chris Hasralam, is currently testing an unspecified standard, so we will be sure and add that soon if it ends with work as planned.

Finally, if you need a place to store all the LPS and 45s you were buying, try Philipin. The company makes handsome table boxes to display and protect your records safely. Check out our best vinyl accessories guide for more.