evan1881

I'm not an expert. But folks who know more about turntables than me said U-turn audio is putting out some legit stuff. Here's a review from the people at Klipsch: http://www.klipsch.com/blog/u-turn-audio-orbit-basic-turntable-review/ Starter turntables are about $179. (http://store.uturnaudio.com/products/orbit-basic-turntable). The gents in this post are probably right about finding something vintage and piecing it together, but U-turn's product is assembled in Boston by hand from a group of audiophiles. That sold me. You might keep your eyes peeled for a deal on Project Debut Carbons on Ebay or Amazon (http://www.project-audio.com/main.php?prod=debutcarbondc&cat=turntables〈=en).

Thanks, TooCloseToSee. Of course, I'm in search of genuine HiFi sound. However, I would like to enjoy the music throughout the house. Wiring everything is pretty damn pricey. I entertain a lot, so Sonos seems to make sense. I might go with Sonos on the front end and search for some vintage equipment for the listening room alone. Appreciate the input.

Thanks everyone for the advice and for not destroying me on my first post. Best, Evan

Thanks for considering my setup question. I am a relatively new collector (2 years), and I am trying to plan out a new turntable setup. I recently purchased a U-Turn Orbit Plus turntable. I plan on ordering a Project Audio Phone Box MM pre-amp. Here's my questions(s): Does anyone have any experience with setting up a turntable/pre-amp to a Sonos Play:5? I would really like to play music in different rooms throughout my house. Clearly, I'm concerned that there could be audio integrity issues? Any comments on ease of setup? Other suggestions/comments/criticism? I appreciate any advice you might lend.