Vinyl Lp Long Playing Record Dutch Import Ariana

I've always been an mp3/streaming music person for as long as it's been around (after a childhood raised on CDs). It wasn't until I heard an amazing female singer perform live that I made the long-thought decision to finally buy a vinyl record, even though I didn't have a vinyl player. Fast forward, and I'm looking at buying an amp that combines the modern functionality of wireless with the art of playing vinyl (I understand CDs technically have better sound quality than vinyl, but I really enjoy the ritual of playing a record). The Sonos Amp was the perfect solution, compared to other high end brands, that offered a future simple home theatre set up, along with wireless, multi-room upward compatibility. I bought two bookshelf speakers that works incredibly well with the amp and I love the convenience of being able to stream podcasts and music from my iPhone or laptop straight to the amp. My only issue is with the Sonos App, which still needs some work.

Easy set up. Great source for lp playing.

Wanted to improve the sound for my vinyl LP collection by going to a separate phono pre-amp instead of using the built in amp in the AVR. I chose the Bellari because of its adjustability. The Bellari is hooked up to a Audio Technica AT-LP120 turntable using a red microlinear stylus. Great sound. Recommended.

If you’re interested in still hearing your collection vinyl LP’s, CD’s, Tape Cassettes, and still able to be able to connect to Bluetooth. Are you able to read this is a great Sony Stereo Receiver with 4 input to connect your devices. You’re able to connect your Phono Player, and Bluetooth. You able to connect A and B Speakers. A for your entertainment center B for other room. It’s so easy to connect your speaker wires. I have build my entertainment center within a budget plan. No male assistance required. This is an awesome, excellent accomplishment.

I have used the product several times and it works as described very well. I have copied several vinyl LPs and the digital result seems to be virtually identical to the source. SoundSaver Express software is included and I use it to make the initial digital conversion. This software has some signal modification features that claim to fix the LP static and noise problems. I have not used those features because I do not want the noise filter to be applied to the entire digital file. Instead I have elected to use Audacity software, which I am familiar with, to clean up the digital file. The bad thing about the Art USB Phono Plus is that it accurately captures everything that the phono and LP produce, namely static and pop. So the reality in my case is that there is a lot of work to clean up the original digital file before it meets my standard to include in my digital playlist. I have used Audacity to clean up the file and then I make an uncompressed .wav and a .mpg file. I then use the .wav file to create a music CD to store with my other CD's and now I have a backup for my vinyl LP.

Attached to a Dutch Hill P900 tripod, makes for an extremely solid plaform for long exposure photographs. Easy and adjustable pan/tilt controls

I love my Korg LP-380U. I have been playing piano for about one year on a 61-key digital keyboard and decided I needed to upgrade. Wow, what a difference! The Korg LP-380U has fully weighted keys and beautiful sound. It is also a compact size that easily fits in small spaces. Highly recommended and I also highly recommend B&H. They are the best!

I use this phono premp to convert LP recordings, not available in digital format, playing on my Marantz Model 6100 turntable (purchased in 1977) to digital files using a dual RCA phono plug to 1/4 plug cable from the turntable to my Fireface 800 digitizer, recording with Wavelab 7 on my PC. Excellent quality with no noise other than scratches from worn-out or damaged LP's.

The most perfect setup to record myself playing drums for my YouTube channel!

Great features; excellent remote - have it playing vinyl, cds, hd radio, Bluetooth siriusxm.