Leap to high-end turntables

[sandeepmohan]

But considering the limited choices within India, it would be best to stick to a all-in-one, instead of going down the spearates route. Technics, clear audio, avid, Emt, Michell, Origin live and Mofi are all available in India.

The options were limited perhaps 10 or 15 years ago. You can now get hold of pretty much any and every brand of turntable in India. If there is one you fancy that isn't available, I am sure the manufacturer will be willing to ship one if you're okay to pay for the shipping and some risk associated with it.

 

[arj]

Sorry to deviate from the original thread, but could anyone please suggest a good turntable in the ₹65,000 to ₹75,000 range? I’ve posted a similar thread in the phono/turntable section but didn’t receive any response, so I’m posting here instead.
Thanks,
Sreejith

if you are looking at simplicity and done want to get into the hassle of setting up a cartridge matching a Phono etc the AT L series are excellent since they do give a standard well known audio technica cartridge whose stylus can be upgraded. especially so if you have average rated old Vinyls or the Brand new Bollywood vinyl releases which are mostly below standards.

USB out etc are gimmicks and you are better of streaming than most of these digital conversions.

 

[sreejithsreedharan]

if you are looking at simplicity and done want to get into the hassle of setting up a cartridge matching a Phono etc the AT L series are excellent since they do give a standard well known audio technica cartridge whose stylus can be upgraded. especially so if you have average rated old Vinyls or the Brand new Bollywood vinyl releases which are mostly below standards.

USB out etc are gimmicks and you are better of streaming than most of these digital conversions.

Thanks Arj, any specific model should I check?