So I recently gifted a 1962 Wurlitzer Jukebox 2610 to my father-in-law and with it we happened to get hundreds (I'm not even exaggerating) of vintage records to go with it, they are all smaller 33 and 45 rpm records. Disclaimer I know absolutely nothing about record players/turntables or vinyls, but I wanted to ask people about what they would recommend to play these vintage records the best? They could all play them exactly the same, but I have no idea, and would be really sad to spend $500 and end up with something that doesn't work for what I wanted. TIA :)

I've been reading up on the subject on this subreddit, but my mind is overflowing with options. I'm only now reading that I need to spend the most on speakers compared to my turntable, but my budget is mostly blown now. I got a Tecnics SL-23 and I need a preamp and speakers. I was thinking of getting a JDS Atom amp for the preamp, but I'm kind of torn on the speakers. I was just going to get a sub-100 dollar set of Edifiers on Amazon for now. Does that sound like a fine choice to start with?

I have a Rega Planar 3 with a R200 tonearm. Does something screw into the back of it? If so, where can I find it?

I’ve got this old 1950s High-Fidelity Magnavox stereo and I don’t know where to find a needle. Anything will help! Thank you.

I just purchased a Fluance RT82 and an ART DJPREII pre-amp to replace my old starter turntable.

I am still running Edifier R1280T powered speakers. I know they are almost certainly my lowest quality piece of equipment, but just how badly am I diminishing my audio? I’d prefer not to buy another pair of $300 speakers, but I’m open to the idea.

Inherited this turntable from a family member. It came with a pair of speakers. I know only the turntable doesn’t spin. It looks kinda beat. Idk what to do with it, is it worth fixing and cleaning up, or junk it? I have a brand new Audio Technica I just got last week so I don’t need this one but if it’s worth fixing up I might do it. Thanks!

Just upgraded my stylus and I'm noticing more surface noise than ever before - is it a matter of this stylus getting deeper in the grooves where there's more dust? I dry clean my records before each play but I'm wondering if investing in a Spin Clean might be the solution... Is this something that realigning might help with too? Loving the quality otherwise, just think I can get better results re: crackling and dust!

120 bucks free shipping for a belt drive rock. The spindle was falling out, fixed the auto return. Spins too fast, belt residue needs to be cleaned. I got a Kenwood copy headshell for 14.00. And a belt. 14.00. The cart will be a 681eee. No stains or corrosion. One chip. What ya going to get for under 200 and a little work? A 24lb turntable.

So I have acquired a Victrola Aviator I believe. This is the older one, pre USB port, and the CD burner doesn't work anymore. I can replace the CD burner, but if someone maybe knows what make and model the CD burner is and where I might be able to purchase a couple of them, that would be fantastic and much appreciated.

haggled down from $40 to $25 everything works besides the am/fm transmitter no idea what everything else is worth but im hyped

https://magnat-usa.com/turntables/mtt-990/mtt-990

Hope this is the right place to post this. I have an AT-LP120-USB and it needed a replacement stylus. I accidentally got the ATN3600L instead of the recommended ATN95E. Will this work?

Just saw an ad at a group I am a member at. Thats it, it just says Technics for sale, 40€> There is a phone number and thats all. No explanation of the condition or whether it needs a new cartridge or belt or... I know the brand is good, everyone brags about their TT while I with my LP60X is despised hahhahahahha! Would this be a step up in the game? If it is not functional, would this be an expensive fix? I have the Edifier R1280T, would I also need a pre-amp, amp? Anything else? Every advice is good advice. Thank you.