Bridging the Gap: Connecting Your Turntable to a Receiver or Amplifier
You've chosen your turntable, and now you're ready to integrate it into a more traditional hi-fi system with a separate receiver or amplifier. This is a classic setup that offers great flexibility ...
Tune Out the Rumble: DIY Turntable Isolation Feet from Everyday Materials
You've leveled your turntable, your records are clean, and you're enjoying the analog warmth. But is there still a subtle muddiness, a lack of clarity, or perhaps even skipping when someone walks h...
Precision Placement: Using a Bubble Level for Easy Turntable Leveling
In our previous discussion, we explored why a perfectly level surface is the unsung hero of your turntable setup. Now, let's get practical. How do you actually achieve this crucial state of equilib...
The Unsung Hero: Why a Level Surface is Critical for Your Turntable
When embarking on the vinyl journey, much attention is rightly given to the turntable itself, the cartridge, the speakers, and even the cables. But there's a foundational element, often overlooked ...
How to Properly Handle Your Vinyl Records: A Collector's Creed
Vinyl records are more than just a medium for music; they are tactile artifacts, miniature time capsules, and for many, cherished collectibles. Their grooves hold not just sound, but memories and a...
Using a Stroboscope to Check Turntable Speed (Simple Guide)
So, you've got your turntable set up, your tonearm is balanced, and you're enjoying your vinyl. But have you ever wondered if your records are spinning at precisely the right speed? A turntable run...
Your Very First Turntable: A Beginner's Buying Guide
So, you’re ready to dive into the rich, tactile world of vinyl and choose your very first turntable. Working with a sensible budget is key for many beginners, and the good news is you absolutely ca...
