Getting STARTED with Vinyl Records - Using 3 EASY Audio System Setups!
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I’m planning to buy a U-Turn custom. Would you recommend the OM5e or 2M Red?
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"my U-turb Orbit turntable" x 107 times
Gotta get those products for free
Lol 😂
Wait, let me get this straight. Are you using a Uturn Orbit?
I use U-Turn Orbit turntables from time-to-time, yes. I have two.
@@andrewrobinsonreviews mans not getting the joke🤦🏼♂️
I'm sorry. What was the name of that turntable again?
U-turb orbit
😆
I-Rotate Revolve
Drink everytime he says u turn orbit
sorry i didn't quite catch what turntable you used in this video.
Another essential thing is vinyl cleaning!
The purchase of a turntable is just the beginning. Getting a collection of records is WAY more expensive than the turntable itself.
And a neverending affair
Drink when this dude says "U-turn Orbit™"
Really informative! I think I missed this, but if anyone's wondering, he was using a U-Turn Orbit.
Why is it that 40 years ago - every record player that you could buy came fully assembled, now a company considers selling an assembled product to be a special feature? Are we that stupid?
They bank on it
Tonight I will dream about the U-Turn Orbit. The U-Turn Orbit will be my next purchase and has everything I need. God, I love the U-Turn Orbit. Going to name my firstborn child U-Turn Orbit.
Even after 2 years Andrew is still responding to comments, what a gigachad
7:36 to jump to the part about speakers and sound.
I’ve been away from sophisticated audio systems for nigh on 30+ years. A basement flood destroyed my LP collection and much of my mid-level equipment. I went simple, replaced those vinyl LPs with CDs and moved on. Now, at age 67 and recently retired, I’m moving into a new house and desire to return to a separate component system. I only discovered your channel over the weekend and am so glad I did. Thank you for explaining what could be daunting in an easily understood fashion.
Your video is so UHD and Clear, I’m hypnotized to go buy a u-turn orbit turn table lol
This felt more like "how to plug in RCA cables" that vinyl basics. I would really love to see the fundamentals around RPM, needles, balance, vibration, grounding, noise, etc. That would cover a much wider segment
Momke vs lizard who will win
Hi Andrew, hope both you & Kristi are in the pink of health. Just bought myself the Rega P1 turntable & the Mini A2D Phono stage as they were on sale. It's my first foray into the vinyl world & I'm both excited & anxious. I already have a collection of old LPs inherited from my Dad. They had been collecting dust in my storeroom for over 20 years :). The P1 seems like plug & play but I still wanna make sure I don't mess up. I have a few queries b4 I embark on my vinyl journey & I hope you can help.
1. will playing very old records damage the stylus ? Do I need to clean the records first? If yes, what would be a good & economical way to do it ? Do I need a dedicated record cleaner ?
2. how do I know when to replace the stylus ? On average, how long does a stylus last ?
3. Can I replace the existing cartridge with just any MM cartridge e.g. the Ortofon 2M Blue you spoke so highly of ? Is it worth doing so or it'd be better off just replacing the P1 with a better turntable ? Can I replace the cartridge myself or do I need a pro to do it ?
4. where should I place the turntable for the best performance ? On a rack e.g. an IKEA Kallax or preferably on the floor ? Or do you have a better suggestion ?
5. what other kits do I need to have in this vinyl hobby ?
6. any solution to repair warped records ?
Sorry for the long queries & thanks again for all your & Kristi's dedication, effort & time producing all those videos.
Great video. Didn't matter that it was sponsored, still very informative for someone (like myself), wanting to get into vinyl. Many thanks for the upload.
Well this is just perfect! Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Has someone connect 15 cables along side 5 devices - "It's that simple" :D
The very first thing for newbies when setting up a turntable or working on one. Make sure the tone arm is locked down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And in 2019 we all could certainly use some fun!
Right! 👍
@@andrewrobinsonreviews Especially this week. The country where I live is in a "national state of emergency":(
2019 🤦♀️☮️
Damn I have to spend almost 1k for this set up
Maybe I've missed it, but have you ever shown us how to store, stack or basically treat LPs? I've heard that records should never be stacked flat on the shelf or that only certain types of cleaning fluids and methods are best to use. Also, aren't there different types of "vinyl" that are used in the manufacturing of albums? Maybe it's not the topic that is normally covered on the channel (An excellent channel, by the way.) but there seems to be a lot of myths and facts about how to buy, care for, listen to and play LPs that you could debunk or clear up.
This video was helpful, but I'm struggling to understand the best way to integrate different audio components. Any advice or specific resources that explain this in detail?
I have used RecordBuilds - they have a few setups which are a pretty good, comprehensive guide for a basic set up to get you started.
This video was very clear and informative and it was super helpful to me. Thank you so much for posting it, you're very good at explaining things clearly
Exactly what i was looking for :D But one of my problems are.....the more things i learn as a beginner, the further away i get from actually buying a first "real" system....The decisions...and all the new information about audio and important things to think about....
Like....is it even worth to put in any money at all if you can't start with the Klipsch RP-600M?? :O
;)
Edit: I watched the " Battling Hi-Fi Addiction " video after this one so it feels a bit better now :D
Edit nr2: F****.......every room in my apartment suck very much....
Do you find any or much difference between S shaped and straight arms?
Me personally, no. I don't notice/hear a difference. I get that there is supposed to be one, but to me they're both valid and good.
Very informative, thank you for this!
Another guy who loves to talk and tells you absolutely nothing.. Does not say get this amplifier get this speaker and get up and running.. It's all of his knowledge and wisdom talking about nothing that nobody cares about.. Is utter complete BS just like all the other people
Awesome Review! Thanks for sharing. I absolutely love vinyl records and enjoy the experience of listening and mixing the 12" singles.
Me interested in his JBL L100 Classic speakers instead.
Thanks 😎
Getting started with vinyl records, no🤔..... just a u turn orbit promotional video.
Thank you, Andrew, it's very informative and helpful rather than promoting U-turn Orbit turntables. 👍👍👍
I just received mine in the mail yesterday. Could not get in touch with customer service and setting up if the speakers is a nightmare for me. I am in Walmart buying a audio-technic and new speakers. Based on not getting the customer service. If I cannot even speak to someone not with it!
If $300 is an affordable entry level and, that’s just the turn table by itself, this hobby is not for me.
lmao I’m a record collector and a guitarist, tell me about it ahahaha 🥲
Andrew, I just wanted to say, thank you. Thank you for your non-elitist videos.Thank you for being you. I purchased a U-Turn Orbit Special with the Ortofon 2M Red cartridge, I already have the 2M Blue stylus and I honestly can't wait to listen to it. I have plenty of records that I've inherited and I think I've finally found a hobby that I can enjoy. My only question to you is regarding inner groove distortion, did you experience any of it while listening to your table? From what you've mentioned, these cartridges already come pre-aligned at the factory, and I have even emailed U-Turn and they confirmed that. I imagine with the 2M Blue which is a nude elliptical (I think) I shouldn't experience it.
Don't sweat it, you're going to be okay. Thanks for watching!
Hoping someone could help me out. I got my first record player and have The Hobbit on vinyl. There’s a warning that states I could only use my setup should have a pickup for stereophonic records (diamond tip with .0005 to .0007 inch). My turntable has an Audio Technical AT3600l stylus. Could I play this record without ruining record or stylus? Hoping someone could shed some light
Audio Technica lists the AT3600L stylus as measuring 0.6 mil (6 thousandths of an inch or .0006) and having a conical diamond bonded tip. Seems like you should be good to go. Hope this helps and enjoy the soundtrack!
I just watched it again... lol! I just like it ... that's at least 5. I love turntables... especially the kind regular humans can afford.
Take a shot every time he says orbit turntable
Im drunk now
I used to buy 2 or 3 vinyl records a year. The CD industry killed the vinyl industry. Now I don't buy anything else. This is it.
Im obsessed about vinyl records since I've come to learn about it but dang!! I didn't know having a custom vinyl setup is expensive i might just buy a cheap vinyl player first and see if im really into this. 😁
A cheap turntable is about $200-300. Anything cheaper will wreck your records
Andrew, great info here & very well presented! I have just started looking into a vinyl setup. Because of my initial budget I would love a set of speakers which can accommodate my families needs like Music, Podcasts, radio & of course my future new turntable which I am leaning towards the new Bluetooth Audio Technica AT-LP120XBT-USB. I love a pair of speakers that can connect directly to my turntable but that are versatile and adaptable to todays tech having both Bluetooth & Wireless abilities. I am intrigued by the SONOS world and the ability to add speakers as I mature into this new adventure but the lack of Bluetooth connectivity is really the only stumbling block. In your experience have you come across any speakers that fit my demanding standards & that meet your requirements for recommending them for me. Thank you
You are true gem for audiophiler .. who loves to get best out their speaker .. thanks .. made me subscribe to your channel .. and Instagram .. thanks Andrew
We got our turntable the other day. Played a 33 rpm Record sound great. And we played a 45 rpm Record. Two days later went back to 33 RPMs. Somehow the belt stretched and now it won’t play. How sad. We just got this thing now we can’t use it. My daughter wanted this thing so bad, we split the cost and now it won’t work. I think leaving the rubber band in 45 mold may have stretched it. It doesn’t take much to stretch this band it’s sort of cheap.
damn it, you make me wanna jump to vinyl from cds.
Don’t CD is the better format and it is way cheaper and less maintenance
Definitely switch it sounds so much better
What is the best way to add a headphone amp to a vinyl system with an integrated amp?
Considering it's all analog you can just use RCA Y-splitters and split the turntable signal between your headphone amp and speaker system. It's dirt cheap too.
Does your integrated amp not have a headphone jack? I've never had one that didn't.
Really enjoyed this video, it's definitely helped a lot as I'm in the process of getting my first vinyl player that does not have a built in phono pre-amp. Quick question - I've got powered speakers but unfortunately they don't have volume control as they're studio speakers. Any ideas what the solution for this would be? Do you know if there are any phono pre-amp's or phono stages with volume control or anything similar that could help with my situation? Thanks a lot.
Does U-turn only shipped to the states and Canada? Are there other ways I can purchase them?
Love your channel but there is no need to put the felt on top of the acrylic. That kind of defeats the point of the acrylic. Great video and keep up the good work!
The main goal of a phono preamp is to handle The RIAA equalization curve used on every record like forever. Not just to make The cartrigde louder.
Let's say I don't have powered speakers. Is this when you would use one amp for each speaker? I often see setups that have 2 amps.
Generally speaking, when speakers are unpowered (passive) a single integrated stereo amplifier is enough to power a pair of speakers. Often times as quality increases components will separate and one might have a stereo preamplifier feeding into a stereo amplifier.
In high end audio systems it's not uncommon to have a stereo preamplifier feeding the signal to two mono amplifiers. One for the right audio channel and one for the left. This is usually referred to as a monoblock setup.
This may seem confusing at first but it is essentially the same process/setup just with an increasing amount of components as opposed to the preamp, and both audio channel amplifiers contained in the same metal box as is the case with a stereo integrated amplifier. Hope this helps
Putting the belt and platter on the player is pretty straight forward. The tricky bit is the cartridge mounting.
Great video, you answered me every issues
You’re supposed to keep the felt thing??? I threw mine away mine away thinking it was something to protect things during the shipping 😫😫
This was a great video! Very easy to follow and understand in order to help get started!
Oh I’m so glad to hear that. Thank you for watching!
So wonderful seeing someone do videos talking about how to to enjoy vinyl on all levels as oppose to be and elitist trying to "show off". I love audiophile videos, but I love seeing new people getting into vinyl more!!!!
A nice video on vinyl for newbies. Informative and concise. Don't let the naysayers convince you otherwise.
I appreciate you watching! And thanks for the kind words.
The worst thing for turn tables are vibrations. The placement of the speakers as shown on the thumbnail is getting people started in the absolutely wrong way
Bookshelf speakers are not going to cause significant vibrations. It's the subwoofer you need to be careful about and getting into a feedback loop.
Very informative video. I think a lot of newbies (not myself, I'm older than dirt) would benefit from a video discussing the difference between direct drive vs. belt drive; moving coil vs. moving magnet. I can imagine someone new to vinyl looking at the specs of various turntables and their eyes glazing over.
Not a fan of the exposed belt on u turn tables..also hate having to change speeds by moving the belt.. Extra unneeded wear and tear
Amazing and very helpful video. Question, what would be the easiest way to have both headphones/speakers set up with only one phono preamp? (Schiit mani)
Nice to see a fellow goo goo dolls fan.
hello bro want to ask, if the turntables do not use preamps only use amplifiers, is that okay?
Nope, Turntable, Preamp, Amplifier and Speakers, those are the things you need. Some turntables have built in preamps and if speakers are "active" or "powered" then that means they already have an amplifier built in.
Andrew - can you tell me what headphones are shown - they look fantastic - love your videos
Would you say keeping the preamp separate is the way to go vs getting the u turn with it built in? I was kind of wanting it built it just to have less stuff but I’m getting lost in all the videos I’m watching haha. Also stuck between buying one of their higher end ones- I want the pretty finished wood- a fluance or the Audio Technica AT-LPW40WN.
I love the look and idea of easy listening with the u turn being a newbie, but if I’m gonna choose to spend $4-500 I definitely want to make sure I’m choosing wisely. There are so many naysayers on u turn who say go flunace but i love the idea of supporting american made too. Any who I’ll stop rambling but please assist if you see this, I’m so far down the rabbit hole!
Your video on the C62 made me consider a Crosley!! Thanks for all your inclusive and fun videos and showing you really don’t need to spend too much for a great product!
We can use the speakers for itself like for desk's without the Turntable System ?
How many times did you mention U-Turn...is this an ad for them?
DUDE! They sponsored the video. It was made in partnership with U-Turn, so yeah, they got mentioned.
Take a shot every time he says "turn". Extra shot if there's 2 consecutive.
Do most powered/active speakers and integrated amplifiers digitize the incoming analog signal before converting it back to analog (for digital volume control, bass management, etc)?
Is it worth the effort to try to preserve the analog signal from turntable to speaker output?
Hey! I have a question for anyone who might be able to answer. I'm completely new to this stuff so sorry if this is a stupid question. Is there a way to put together a system that will allow you to use a standalone record player AND a standalone cd player? I don't want to get one of the cheap all in one system floating around but I didn't know if it was possible to have both separate mediums in one stereo system because I can't seem to find any information on the topic. I hope that made sense, thanks to anyone that can answer! (PS I'm posting this on a few videos do sorry if you see this comment more than once lol)
no mate. sorry
Instead of using powered speakers you can buy non-powered and an audio receiver which can handle multiple inputs. Be sure to do research first and have a plan regarding how much wattage and how many channels you will need. Your choice in receiver will determine how much flexibility you have in updating your whole system.
Yes you can that is called a hi fi system
You guys are fantastic❤
Between the two of you, you have more knowledge than every employee of The geek squad.😊
Amazing videos as always, Andrew! Quick question: is putting the Audioengine A2+ speakers you have on the same shelf or surface as your U-Turn Orbit Plus okay? With my set-up, I would have to have the speakers likely only two or three feet away from each other flanking the record player, and I'm afraid that playing them all on the same surface would create too much resonance and would impact the performance of the Orbit Plus. Do you think that's an issue and that I should get speaker stands, or should the heavy build of the Orbit Plus not make this a problem? Thanks so much for all you do - you just gained a new subscriber! :D
Drinking game: Take a shot for every "U-Turn Orbit"
😂
I got so hammered I wrapped my car around a tree and my wife lost her leg… now I run AA meetings and she’s married to my best friend
I am more confused than before
What is most confusing? With more details, I may be able to help.
AHAHAHA
Is a slip mat even necessary on an acrylic platter?
No, but I included it because it’s in the box and I wanted viewers to know they can use it.
@@andrewrobinsonreviews Always enjoy your vids, but actually on the U-Turn it is indeed needed (As per U-Turn). The arm is calibrated with the mat, since the U-Turn doesn't have an adjustable VTA, that 3mm comes into play. Yes, usually acrylic platters can run naked, not the U-Turn. That being said, replace the felt mat with an acrylic mat and you've accomplished the benefits of having the acrylic platter in the first place. I thought the video was a great introduction for those new to the vinyl hobby, keep up the good work :)
Is he Jimmy Kimmel?
Do you think the audio sound will be great if i connect my Audio Technica LP60 for analog listening using Pioneer DJ vm-50 studio monitor speakers?
Another option with the Audioengine setup is add a subwoofer to the A2's output. Great sound becomes outstanding sound.
Hey man ik this comment is late but do you have any subwoofer recommendations for the audio engines
*Step 4, move speakers off of the same surface where your record player is located to reduce vibration and feedback.
should be #1
Andrew has a video debunking this idea. There are others online also.
@@bbutler5090 Do you have a link to any of the videos? I've personally experienced feedback problems using the same surface and wanted to see what was different.
Just discovered your channel and started to like it, but in this video I found the amount of times you said 'uturn audio orbit' excessive and it put me off. Your videos are generally very informative, this is just some feedback from me personally.
It’s a video sponsored by and made in partnership with U-Turn
I noticed on your Technics amp that you have the phono ground connection. Does the U-Turn phono player require a ground connection? Will you get feedback if you don't ground the phono player?
Wouldn’t a second hand technics be better quality?
Great video(s)! I was hoping you can explain why getting an external pre amp for a TT even though it has one built in already, may help with the delivering better sound/ reproduction of the LP..as some suggest? And in what case is it worth it to by pass your built in TT pre amp? I have the Audio-Technica LP3(has pre amp) with a Yamaha RS-202 which does not have a phono pre amp, and Klipsch RP-400m speakers. Do you generally hear a marked improvement or should one focus on a stylus cartridge upgrade as a first step?
I really love the belt on the outside of the TT but in my house I already what would happen. My Cat would chew it broken and she'd go through her 9 lives pretty quick! lol Great Video.
U turn orbit fully manual does nor have good specs at all. What is the fascination when a 40 year old Technics or Pioneer out perforns it and has auto return at the records end.?? Had a Riga planar and wont go back to that tech again. The wow and flutter and sensitivity on these tables is mediocre at best. Playing with the belt to change speed? We are way past that tech.
Because the "Vinyl Community"-Hippsters believe that is the way it should be. And now I press the Start-Button on my JVC L-3E to let it do it all by itself. Doesn't even have a belt...
Nice just bought a Marantz 7000n and B&W 606 Anniversaries, should get them in a month.
I know the Marantz has a phono preamp built in or whatever it’s called, so keen to buy a TT in the future and start collecting records.
I am a bit nervous with the vinyl I buy trying to know if it’s a good press or not
this video taught me plenty
Considering that I set up correctly a record player, can I listen to a record without having any other parts (like amp)?
You need an amplifier unless your speakers are powered.
hey so im looking to buy my first ever TT im a complete dumb for tech stuff, i dont know nothing about audio, im just looking to collect my favorite albums and listen to them, nothing like an audiophile elitist thing, just a casual here... So i wanna buy the pro ject debut carbon which dont have a pre amp so i would need to get an external pre amp to connect it between the turntable and the speakers, right? Well, watching reviews here and there i watched this guy who sets the turntable and connect it directly to the speakers, no pre amp between, he said it was because the speakers already got some build in pre amp so you dont need any external. I have read that the build in pre amp that comes with turntables are not so good, so my question is if it is the same case for speakers? like i was looking for some edifier speakers which apparently have that build in pre amp and i dont know if i can just relay on that pre amp and dont buy an external one, or should i buy an external pre amp anyways? in that case, does it matters if my speakers have build in pre amps while im using an external one? in case im using an external pre amp does it matters if my speakers have or not a build in pre amp?
sorry for my terrible english, hope you can understand me
You don’t need a preamp with the ProJect DC if you use powered speakers that have a built-in phono pre-amp. I have one and use it with Klipsch Fives, which are expensive ($800), but you can get less expensive ones.
Always be happy, enjoying and getting full of knowledge if watching your video...great review, Sir!!! Thank you so much for your video!!!😃✋️
It would be interesting if you could also review Swan Hivi m500, Sir. Can't wait your next interesting video
Awesome as usual! Great video guys!
I never use static mats, because they attract static and dust.
Thank you.
everyone says to avoid devices with others integrated into them. That they dont sound as good as separate devices. I really dont see the point of getting a preamp, reciever, amplifier AND speakers but will do it if it means I get better sound. Right now I have the sony pslx310bt which has bluetooth so I just paired it with a marshall speaker, and it sounds good but could be louder I guess. Please someone let me know is it essential to get all 3 things or can I skip out on something without sacrificing sound quality
Saba Nawaz. You need it all
@@cityfantv-everythingmancit2946 yeea figured as much. Now contemplating if I should just get built in stuff or everything separately. Its so costly.
@Saba Nawaz. Go with what works best for YOU. If you like what you have and the way it sounds, then stick with it until you feel ready to upgrade. Separates have their place just like all in one systems do. Try not to get roped into doing what someone else says is the _only way_ .
How is the Sony pslx310bt? Is it worth 200? I’m just getting into buying vinyls and thinking about buying this one
@@andrewromero6913 its a good beginner/entry level turntable. I have no complaints except for the tone-arm. Its too lightweight and flimsy.
I was tired after a point just listening to your "my u-turn turntable " felt a bit baised
The video was sponsored by U-Turn and made in partnership with them.
I had to stop watching the video bc of how many times you said the full name of the product. I came here to get into record players and somehow this vid turned me away from it simply bc of Uturn Orbit on a loooooooop
Same. It’s a commercial. Super lame of him
That wouldnt happen to be the U-turn Orbit turntable?
Hi Andrew. The most important thing you have to do to with both brand new records and used ones is to thoroughly clean and vacuum your records, If you do not want to invest in a record cleaning machine you may as well stop reading. So you will need a record cleaning machine. Record cleaner. Power cleaner, and record preservative.