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That depends entirely on your budget. You will need to get a turntable with an adjustable counterweight and antiskate. For brand new equipment, a U-Turn Orbit, an Audio Technica Lp120, Florance RT80/81, a Denon DP300F, Pro-Ject Essential or Elemental, or a Teac TN-300 would be good entry level turntables to go with.
Numark sells everything from cheap suitcase players to direct-drive DJ turntables. That's a belt-drive Hanpin DJ turntable. How much are they asking? Is it fully intact and working? It’s 80 bucks, it works. Then that's a decent price for one. Thinking of getting a used one.
Like a number of affordable turntables, the Numark has a phono stage built into the chassis which means you don't have to budget for one as part of your initial buy in. This means that the TT250USB is – on paper at least – staggering value for money.
Best, two 1200 mk2s, Numark battle mixer and a coffin for $600. 1 year apart.
29 kwi 2016 · Unfortunately, I think it's time to upgrade from my Audio Technica AT-LP60. I found a Numark Pro TT-1. I realize it's a DJ turntable but I'm not looking for the highest quality. Is this a good option? Should I go for it or look elsewhere?
7 wrz 2016 · Well, I've reviewed the Pro-Ject Essential Phono USB for AVForums under the same conditions and with the same partnering equipment and in more than a few areas, the Numark is the better turntable- especially if you spent the difference in cost to the Pro-Ject on a different cartridge for it.
Numark Pro TT2 - "Outstanding Turntable For The Money" I have owned a Numark Pro TT 2 since 2002, using it almost daily, since (It is October, 2018 as I write this). I got mine for a bargain price of $175, including a cartridge, as it had been a display …
