- Jul 29, 2011
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Hi,
I've been upgrading my hifi over the last 6 months, and let me say I've found the advice on here very useful!
The last component I need to upgrade is my turntable.
My system thus far is:
Cambridge Audio Azur 550a
Celestion F30 Floorstanders
Cambridge Audio 540p Phono Stage (Moving Magnet only)
I have an old second hand Technics SLB-202 turntable, which I have upgraded with new headshell, cartridge, belt etc in the past, but I really think the last piece of the jigsaw would be a brand new turntable.
I like the look of the Project Debut 3, and the Riga RP1 obviously get's the best buy nod, but the Project Genie just looks so good.
What would people recommend? What would be the benefits of getting one of these turntables over keeping my old Technics?
I know the Riga gets the best buy vote, and I do like the minimalist looks, but the Genie does look amazing too. But the big question has to be what the sound difference is.
I'm a relative hifi novice, and not looking to spend more than £300 on a turntable, so I would welcome anyones advice.
I've been upgrading my hifi over the last 6 months, and let me say I've found the advice on here very useful!
The last component I need to upgrade is my turntable.
My system thus far is:
Cambridge Audio Azur 550a
Celestion F30 Floorstanders
Cambridge Audio 540p Phono Stage (Moving Magnet only)
I have an old second hand Technics SLB-202 turntable, which I have upgraded with new headshell, cartridge, belt etc in the past, but I really think the last piece of the jigsaw would be a brand new turntable.
I like the look of the Project Debut 3, and the Riga RP1 obviously get's the best buy nod, but the Project Genie just looks so good.
What would people recommend? What would be the benefits of getting one of these turntables over keeping my old Technics?
I know the Riga gets the best buy vote, and I do like the minimalist looks, but the Genie does look amazing too. But the big question has to be what the sound difference is.
I'm a relative hifi novice, and not looking to spend more than £300 on a turntable, so I would welcome anyones advice.