That one has the most traditional hifi looks of these options with a piano gloss finish.
#Marantz turntable plus
If you prefer belt drive ergonomics/aesthetics you could also get the MoFi Studiodeck paired with their own Mastertracker cartridge, which comes in right at $2000.Īnother good belt drive option would be the Music Hall MMF-7.3 ($1700 without cartridge) plus your cart of choice. (Ordering them from Europe is cheaper than going through a US retailer, hence those links.) MARANTZ TURNTABLE MODEL TT1060 RECORD PLAYER EMPIRE 250 CART AUTO RETURN BELT. Those would be the two carts I'd look at first. So you would be able to get the Technics SL-1200GR (silver) or SL-1210GR (black) for $1700 and then pair it with an Audio-Technica VM540ML for about $205 or an Ortofon Super OM 40 for about $350. You would only need the separate one if you were using a low output moving coil cartridge. So if you are using an moving magnet cartridge (or moving iron, or high output moving coil), you are good to use the built in one. Marantz - TT-15 Acrylic Turntable Price 1,799. If it doesn't have one, then you do need one.įrom the spec sheet it does look like the SR6015 includes a moving magnet (MM) phono stage.
If your Marantz has a built in phono preamp, you don't need a separate one. I don't know what you mean by "phone input" but the shape of the plug does not determine whether you need a phono preamp or not.
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