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TEAC TN-300 Turquoise Turntable

TEAC TN-300 Turquoise Turntable

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Product Description
A two-speed, belt-drive analog turntable, the TEAC TN-300 is a practical tool for any audiophile with a diverse music collection. It supports both LP and EP records and offers a good amount of connectivity and setup options, with an MM type amplifier, USB output, and gold-plated RCA connectors Read More

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nerdeebirdee
1
Aug 17, 2016
Come on, two more people join the drop! Been eyeing this table for a while, and as a broke college student every dollar saved is a blessing!
A community member
Aug 17, 2016
nerdeebirdeemy first turntable as a broke college student was a gemini from a garage sale some mom was doing to get rid of her son's stuff. i paid $30. i'm kinda questioning your "broke college student" cred :P
fluffy.critter
4
Aug 17, 2016
I have this one in red, and it was a really nice upgrade from my previous turntable. Highly recommended.
JamesX
552
Aug 11, 2016
Do you hookup a turntable to your amp or dac or is it standalone?
A community member
Aug 16, 2016
Agree, I can't image why you would want to plug into a DAC. But this cannot be plugged directly into a DAC as the turntable is not a USB host. The digital USB output is for plugging into a computer for digitizing needledrops (if you are into that). You could then play those back through your DAC.
crashstreetkid
1
Aug 16, 2016
Thanks, krikor. I stand corrected then. I am into needledrops, but I've never used a turntable with a built in ADC so my knowledge of the technical aspects here is admittedly limited :-) Faulty assumption on my part.
oldgearhead
233
Aug 11, 2016
Not my color choice. My rig doesn't need to be a circus wagon.
A community member
Aug 10, 2016
i suppose the best thing this table has got going for it is the look, similar to a Pro-Ject or Rega. everything else definitely says entry-level, all the way to the AT cartridge. should be <$200 imo.
stumpie
2
Aug 10, 2016
The look is classic retro. The plinth is solid wood, much heavier than ALL entry-level tables, but the cartridge, platter, and phono amp are all very much entry-level quality.
darwin
90
Aug 10, 2016
It's pretty obvious it is entry level but for entry level it's quite good. Lots of complaints about the Pro-Ject's although I think the Rega RP 1 does better. How many more people need to say this is entry level?
novablue22
35
Aug 10, 2016
If you really want the Turquoise model of this turntable then this seems to be a good deal because I only see other places selling it for $300+.
However, Amazon has other colors for the same price or cheaper. Plus with Prime you would get free two day shipping. https://www.amazon.com/TN-300-Analog-Turntable-Pre-amplifier-Digital/dp/B00P9WK1BW
B&H also have the Cherry and Red models for cheaper along with free expedited shipping. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1108889-REG/teac_tn_300_ch_analog_turntable_with_usb.html
darwin
90
Aug 10, 2016
novablue22I didn't realize the price had dropped so much at Amazon. I got mine for $199 on eBay. :-). It was my re-entry into vinyl and I gave it away to a friend after buying a Clearaudio concept.
Kimmie
18
Aug 10, 2016
Does the arm automatically reset and return to the side upon reaching the end of the record side?
Kimmie
18
Aug 10, 2016
Thank you.
darwin
90
Aug 10, 2016
KimmieNo, very few turntables do this because the mechanism affects sound quality.
darwin
90
Aug 10, 2016
I have one of these. It is a very nice entry level turntable, one of the best. The turquoise color was discontinued which is why the price is so good. The other colors are $399 at a lot of places. It's actually a pretty nice color though.
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