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1 by ONE Belt Drive Turntable | The BEST Budget Turntable I've Found

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As an avid audiophile and lover of all things hi-fi, I have struggled to find a great budget turntable recommendation for my friends and family for years. Most off the shelf sub $200 record players use cheap components, no-name styluses, and crappy speakers. They also lack important features like adjustable tracking force and anti-skate. The belt-drive turntable I feature in today's video is from the company 1 by ONE and it has the be the best value I've seen in a record player in a long time. It has fantastic build quality and a list of features I would normally expect to see in turntables costing 2-3x its price.
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25 авг 2024

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@alanrogs3990 2 месяца назад

I find it interesting that these days someone says, "It's great as a starter or if you're just getting into hi-fi" Why? Back in the day people bought what they could afford and often stuck with it and still bought records for years and years. Some people did buy something more expensive later on. I think these devices are fine for people who want a turntable and don't feel the need to buy something more expensive later, even though they are being told it's a starter table. It's like the common phrase used so often now, "price point". Why not just say 'price'. It seems everything is worded just to make a person think they need to spend more later. You don't need to. The older I get the more I play my mid-fi system rather than my expensive gear. The mid-fi gear makes me enjoy the music more because I am not thinking about how expensive the cartridge is or the cost of new 300B tubes. I am tired of that. Maybe I am just getting old, haha.

@salviaspuzzle 2 месяца назад

No comments yet? Well what the heck. Wooden plinth. That's good. Dust cover. Check. Anti skate. Mmm huh. Manual. Yep yep. Love auto return though. Bluetooth and built in preamp? Boooo! Yuck. 😖. Looks very sharp. Thanks for the video 🤘

@fayzereviews 2 месяца назад

You’re welcome! Always can bypass the preamp if you want, and I’ve never touched the Bluetooth and don’t find it impedes anything. Thanks for watching!

@ptgabber 2 месяца назад

Very good review but should you not remove the cover to prevent vibration. I will go and try to buy one for myself. Would be nice to see more set up information and your idea regarding set up this for the best result.

@ericmayle8510 2 месяца назад

Looks like a basic AT3600L conical stylus. Not impressed. I'll stick with my Fluance RT83, at least it comes with the 2M Red and doesn't have Bluetooth or a preamp. No serious listener would bother with Bluetooth speakers or basic budget-powered speakers. Either get a preamp or a stereo receiver.

@fayzereviews 2 месяца назад

I use a Fluance RT85 myself. Seems like you missed the point of the video - an RT83 costs twice as much as this turntable. This is aimed for people who are buying a Crosley or other turntable in the $100-$150 price point. In that segment, I don’t see anything beating this. Thanks for watching!

@alanrogs3990 2 месяца назад

"serious listener"