neelay2709
Active Member
Dear All,
While everyone looks at Pro ject, Rega and Audio Technica to get into Vinyl there are some exciting new budget TTs introduced in the market (though not in India)
Have been following Fluance with their introduction of RT80 and RT81 as a very good option. And recently they have launched their signature series RT83, RT84, RT85.
Really good options across the range
https://www.fluance.com/turntables
Also good option to switch carts.
A surprise in this is the "C" range of turntables released by Crosley. With most people frowning at their suitcase range cheap TTs they have released models which look like mirror images of Audio Technica and Pro ject. They are also using tone arms from Pro ject and carts from AT as well as Ortofon.
http://www.crosleyradio.com/turntables/
The beginners space in Vinyl is showing a lot of excitement.
While everyone looks at Pro ject, Rega and Audio Technica to get into Vinyl there are some exciting new budget TTs introduced in the market (though not in India)
Have been following Fluance with their introduction of RT80 and RT81 as a very good option. And recently they have launched their signature series RT83, RT84, RT85.
Really good options across the range
https://www.fluance.com/turntables
Also good option to switch carts.
A surprise in this is the "C" range of turntables released by Crosley. With most people frowning at their suitcase range cheap TTs they have released models which look like mirror images of Audio Technica and Pro ject. They are also using tone arms from Pro ject and carts from AT as well as Ortofon.
http://www.crosleyradio.com/turntables/
The beginners space in Vinyl is showing a lot of excitement.