Fluance RT82 Reference High Fidelity Vinyl Turntable Record Player with Ortofon OM10 Cartridge, Speed Control Motor, High Mass MDF Wood Plinth, Vibration Isolation Feet - Piano White

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Excellent turntable for the price. Appears to be well built. OM10 cartridge has a nice warm sound with decent bass and can easily be upgraded. Tonearm might not be high end but works well and does have adjustable weight plus a removable headshell. Piano white finish looks good and is smooth and shiny. Auto stop works on most of the LP's I've tried. I have an inexpensive Sony STRDH190 receiver with Sony SSCS5 bookshelf speakers and the Fluance plays well with this system. Sounds even better with my Sennheiser HD599 headphones plugged into the amp. I'd highly recommend to anyone not wanting spend a fortune just to listen to some vinyl.

El envio bien, el paquete muy bien protegido y entero. Lo monte todo como indica el fabricante, poniendo el toma a TIERRA en su sitio, pero sin poner ni siquiera un vinilo hace un ruido de fondo muy alto y con mas volumen peor, mirado el tierra, mirado de ponerlo directo en mi amplificador en Fono, y en un preamplificador Fono, poniendo y cambiando varios cables de CRA, que con uno diferente se atenuo un poco pero no sigue el ruido igual, tengo otro tocadiscos y el ruido es el normal del amplificador. lo tengo que devolver por este motivo.

A turntable needs to be simple, good looking, and accurate. Well... welcome to vinyl perfection everyone old and new to the industry! My setup includes an Ortofon 2M Blue, along with an Ortofon headshell... Acrylic platter. I'm also using a Pro-Ject phono box MM which is grounded, and my output is through a pair of Edifier R2000DB's. I only use quality cables...I've just migrated from a Denon DP-300F. In my setup, the Fluance runs circles around the Denon in every category and its not even close. It makes any of my old turntables look like toys. The workmanship, precision build, weight, look, sound, performance, and price...are all amazing when compared to anything else. The ONLY better quality turntables for the curious listener might be when we are getting into the expensive Rega or McIntosh turntable ranges...and those cost thousands more! I'm an experienced listener and tech savvy adult who has been around music, I also play music so I know quality from bullshit and I know turntables... and Fluance is one of the best brands I've owned so far. This thing is so quiet and the acrylic is so perfect that I can't even tell it's spinning unless I look closely. This actually exceeded my expectations because all other brands have some sort of issue or they are all known for something. I can't name 1 thing I don't like about my Fluance turntable... that says a lot in this day and age. BTW, the first LP I listened to on this turntable... Dark Side of the Moon. Money never sounded better. Soundstage, phasing, etc... all candy to my ears.

Assembly is a bit tricky, but once you get it you'll see your money is well spent. Dont forget to get your preamp and speakers with the purchase or before!