In other words, a $1,000 turntable may sound better, but the improvements from spending $600 versus $250 are much greater than those from spending $1,000 (and up) versus $600. People after a high-end turntable can easily spend $2,000, $5,000, or even $45,000 (or more), but we’ve found that $600 marks a point of diminishing returns.

Price: For dedicated turntables, we looked at those priced around $600 or less.

We'd love to help you find the perfect solution for playing your classic vinyl records.

So head into your local DJ City store, browse our selection online, or chat with our friendly staff today.

From the biggest brands including Audio Technica, mBeat, Reloop, and Fenton. Not to mention a variety of portable solutions that you can take with you wherever you areĭJ City stock a range of turntable record players that come in a variety of designs and features to suit the occasional home listener and high-performance vinyl DJs.

Belt drive is more common in the ‘general listening’ level, whereas direct drive is used more by DJs for its high durability and platter speed accuracy.Īvailable in different colours and styles including the Vintage Record Player and the popular Suitcase Players with USB and Cassette options. There are two main types belt drive, and direct drive. A Vinyl Record, or LP, is an analogue sound storage medium that was first introduced in Columbia in 1948.Ī vinyl record player is the perfect way to play and enjoy your vinyl records. Believe it or not, but Vinyl Records are making a comeback and Record Players are high in demand! All of your favourite artists are releasing their music on vinyls again like we’re back in the 80s.

Vintage looking record players for sale