33 1 3 45 78 RPM PRO
Pro-Ject’s engineers have carefully developed almost every aspect of the design, from the new carbon fibre and aluminium tonearm to the dedicated Pick It Pro cartridge. It's a classy-looking deck and easy to set up.
Pro-Ject's latest Debut Pro model celebrates the company's 30th anniversary and is the most ambitious and sophisticated Debut model yet.
The choice is yours.Įvery record player in this guide has been comprehensively tested by the experienced What Hi-Fi? review team in our dedicated listening rooms, comparing each turntable to its closest rivals in price and type, so you can be sure you're getting a genuine, expert recommendation. Plenty of record players now have them built into the deck itself (which makes it easier to plug into any amp or active speakers), but most purist turntables will need to be plugged into an external phono preamp or into a stereo amplifier that has phono stage inputs. Most turntables will also need a separate phono preamp (or phono stage) to raise your turntable's audio output to make it compatible with line-level modern amplifiers and add standardised equalisation. You might need to balance the tonearm and set the tracking weight, but follow the supplied instructions in the box and you'll be fine. Most of the decks here are pretty much plug-and-play, and come with the tonearm and cartridge attached. Our selection features budget turntables alongside more premium and even more high-end decks, wireless Bluetooth turntables for streaming vinyl to headphones, turntables with phono stages built in for convenience, and even those with USB to help you digitise your vinyl collection. We can help you make the right choice with our round-up of the best record players across all budgets and types.
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