Sony's PS-LX350H belt-drive turntable offers fully manual control and a continuously variable pitch feature. What's more, it'll accommodate 33.3 RPM (revolutions per minute) and 45 RPM records. The PS-LX350H comes with a moving-magnet (MM) cartridge and a removable dust cover.
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Written By
jfrancisd(Unregistered User)
From
lincoln,nebraska
Date Created
12/29/2002
Summary
I buy vinyl at 2.00 a pop at a local used store. This turntable suits my use. I find the sound comparable my friend's MMF-2.1 and my current selection of SACD's. It sounds as good as the recording will allow.
associated equipment
NAD218
AR11's
Carver CT24
Vibrapods(inverted)
Strength
does what I want with no problems
Weakness
I'm sure more money will buy me better
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Written By
fictionromantic(Unregistered User)
From
NYC
Date Created
08/25/2002
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This is the absolute best turntable I have ever encountered in my life, and I've been through a lot of top of the equipment in my time. It never fails to amaze me how much better every record I put on this turntable sounds compared to other supposed high quality turntables I have owned. Even better the thing is solid as a rock, you'd have to put some effort into breaking this thing. If your looking into buying a new turntable go with this one!!!
Strength
All around awesome!!!
Weakness
None that I have been able to find as of yet.
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Written By
Bob Sonmez(Unregistered User)
From
Istanbul
Date Created
04/21/2002
Summary
Overall good price for a turntable currently in the market,
you get much better result with a quality cable other than supplied with the product.
Strength
Decent sound and useful plug ins, not bad stylus,
Weakness
Cover material they used could be better quality,
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Written By
Init6(Unregistered User)
Date Created
03/21/2002
Summary
I bought this turntable when I decided I wanted to "play some records", and long before I was introduced to the audiophile world. For the price, it''s not bad. But for another $100 you can get a Music Hall MMF 2.1. The sound is surprisingly decent on this ''table, although the top and bottom ends are a little soft. Soundstaging is not excellent, to put it mildly, although imaging is decent enough. If you don''t want to take the leap into audiophile ''tables before you''re sure that vinyl is for you, this might be a good choice. But I would recommend you come off the extra C-not and get the MMF 2.1. I''m currently selling this turntable, and hooked it up to make sure everything was good to go. It really surprised me. I put on my MCA Heavy Vinyl 180gm copy of Buddy Guy''s "Walking Through The Woods" and the sound just lept out of the speakers. VERY good sound. So if you have a lot of quality vinyl, and are not an audiophile, this would probably suffice.
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Sony PS-LX350H ''table
JVC RX-8010VBK surround receiver
Sound Dynamics RTS-3 loudspeakers
Monster Cable interconnects
Strength
Inexpensive, decent enough sound
Weakness
Soundstaging and imaging are weak, does not lend itself to isolation treatments (feet, pods, etc.) well...
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4.83 out of 5
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3.75 of 5
