Name: Audio-Technica AT-LP5X
Brand: Audio-Technica
SKU: 6396538b9f72479b37739dcf
Rating: 3.2 (12 reviews)

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- Direct-drive, low noise motor - Fully manual operation with three speeds: 33-1/3, 45 and 78 RPM - AT-VM95E Dual Moving Magnet stereo cartridge (black) with replaceable stylus - Lightweight AT-HS6 headshell - J-shaped tonearm, modeled after original Audio-Technica designs from the 1960s and 70s, are engineered to minimize tracking errors - Switchable MM/MC built-in pre-amplifier and line enables connection to components with or without a dedicated phono input - Anti-resonance, die-cast aluminum platter - Heavy rubber damping mat for improved low-frequency reproduction - AC adapter handles AC/DC conversion outside of the chassis, reducing noise in the signal chain - Elegant matte black finish - Includes dual RCA (male) to dual RCA (male) stereo cable, 45 RPM adapter, USB cable - Included dust cover and mounting hardware

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 Another thing another thing Mike has you have a vm95 ml? No. So here's what I recommend if you're having people over having a party get this one because you'll have a new head shell you can pop your old one off put your new one on when you want to use it and then when you're having people over or the kids are around you put the other cartridge back on so they don't break your expensive one. The 95 ml is wonderful talked about it earlier. Now the thing that actually turns this turntable and makes it even better it fixes one of the things that I didn't like about it

 All right so we're going to start underneath the platter to let you guys know this is a direct drive motor and it's a new one. The last direct drive motor had one kilogram of torque. This has 1.6 so it's even more powerful than the previous model and I love direct drive turntables

 Uh so this one they kept to the roots they kept it square it looks wonderful. Other thing I really like is the way they do this 45 adapter. Now I don't really use 45 so and I haven't I haven't used it but it just looks really cool the weight behind it. It is pretty heavy um just a nice touch to make this turntable feel a little more upscale because it really is I mean it kind of takes into the next price point uh over $500 for this table and hey they did a great job designing it so it looks uh and feels like more of an upscale table

 Now I don't really use 45 so and I haven't I haven't used it but it just looks really cool the weight behind it. It is pretty heavy um just a nice touch to make this turntable feel a little more upscale because it really is I mean it kind of takes into the next price point uh over $500 for this table and hey they did a great job designing it so it looks uh and feels like more of an upscale table. Now one more thing I want to tell you guys about is a couple accessories I think go perfect with this table and there's some really good ones. So we're going to start here with the disc stabilizer

BEST TURNTABLE under $500! Audio Technica AT-LP5X Vinyl Record Player Review

I bought a pair of Dali Zensor 1 AX powered bookshelf speakers at the start of the pandemic. I’ve been enjoying their bluetooth capabilities as a way to stream music, but now I’d like to purchase a turntable that will compliment the speakers. 

After reading several of the the beginners guides on this sub and combing through countless posts at this point, I’m leaning toward a fluance rt82 along with a schiit mani phono preamp. 

I have about $500 to spend on the pair (turntable &amp; preamp) and I’m wondering if I should stop my search pull the trigger on the models mentioned above, or consider alternative options. Please let me know if my money might be better spent on something else. 

Thank you in advance for any insight. It’s been really fun learning about all this stuff.

<div class="md"><p>I bought a pair of Dali Zensor 1 AX powered bookshelf speakers at the start of the pandemic. I’ve been enjoying their bluetooth capabilities as a way to stream music, but now I’d like to purchase a turntable that will compliment the speakers. </p>

<p>After reading several of the the beginners guides on this sub and combing through countless posts at this point, I’m leaning toward a fluance rt82 along with a schiit mani phono preamp. </p>

<p>I have about $500 to spend on the pair (turntable &amp; preamp) and I’m wondering if I should stop my search pull the trigger on the models mentioned above, or consider alternative options. Please let me know if my money might be better spent on something else. </p>

<p>Thank you in advance for any insight. It’s been really fun learning about all this stuff.</p>
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Time to buy a turntable

really glad i got this turntable - its perfect for my home/personal use and love that i can digitize some of my rare vinyl

Love this Turntable

 The LP-5X looks rather minimalist in comparison to the 140. So on the near left position of the plinth there is one knob basically that's your power switch, it's your speed selector and 78 rpm is catered for incidentally. But there's none of the DJ shenanigans that you would expect from the 140 XP here at any rate. On the right hand side of the plinth you'll see that familiar j-shaped arm which you see on the 140 XP

 And I'm very happy with this. I'd give it a big thumbs up. So if you're looking for a lifestyle turntable, definitely put this one on your list. If you've got yourself an LP5X, I'd love to know your opinions on the turntable

 Both of these turntables are targeted at completely different people. If we come back to the front of the LP-5X's plinth and look at the tone arm you'll notice that there's a HS6 head shell at the front of the tone arm and hanging off the end of that is a VM95E cartridge. The VM95 cartridge is an upgrade to the well-known widely used 1895E. Both use an elliptical cartridge tip but the VM95E I would say is superior sounding to the 1895E

 What else are you connecting it with? Are you planning to buy an LP5X or are you thinking about other turntables in competition to it? Maybe you're thinking about the Fluence or even the Audio Technica 140. Let me know, comment below. If you do, keep it clean, no swearing please, keep it polite. This is our family channel and I'll see you in the next video

AUDIO-TECHNICA LP5X TURNTABLE REVIEW. IS THIS AUDIO-TECHNICA'S BEST TURNTABLE UNDER £400?

Im looking to upgrade from my U-Turn Orbit turntable, which had an at91. Im also going to be upgrading my speaker system to a pair of klipsch r-41m and hopefully a subwoofer in the future. I've been stuck between these two turntables due to the fact that many people online criticize belt driven turntables, saying direct drive TTs being superior. This led me to the AT-LP5x which is direct drive with essentially the same features. But the rt85's ortofon blue cartridge is also a good cartridge i believe so im stuck between the two. Any thoughts or even different recommendations for a TT $500 USD or under?

<div class="md"><p>Im looking to upgrade from my U-Turn Orbit turntable, which had an at91. Im also going to be upgrading my speaker system to a pair of klipsch r-41m and hopefully a subwoofer in the future. I&#39;ve been stuck between these two turntables due to the fact that many people online criticize belt driven turntables, saying direct drive TTs being superior. This led me to the AT-LP5x which is direct drive with essentially the same features. But the rt85&#39;s ortofon blue cartridge is also a good cartridge i believe so im stuck between the two. Any thoughts or even different recommendations for a TT $500 USD or under?</p>
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Fluance RT85 or Audio Technica LP5X ?

 Not a whole lot of fluff here. If you're looking for a turntable that has pitch control, strobe feature, EJ features, all the bells and whistles, this is not your turntable. This does not have any kind of pitch effect, doesn't have any strobe, doesn't have any of the DJ specific effects. This is a very stripped down turntable and it serves the purpose of listening to music

 It is the Audio Technica LP-5. I've had this for about two and a half years and I thought it was time to give this a proper review. Stick around. So thanks for joining me

 So if it's a little bit of an angle, let's say we look at my surface, it is off a little bit. So I do have my left feet a little bit higher than my right to make sure that it's perfectly level. So some other cool things that the turntable comes with, you do get your manual, which I kept. The manual goes over all of the technical specifications that you could ask for

Audio-Technica AT-LP5 Direct Turntable Full Review and Features - USB

Hi, I'm looking to buy a turntable and have done research on ones within my budget and I'm torn between a Audio Technica LP5X and a Fluance RT82. Looking for recommendations on which one to get or any others within same price range.

<div class="md"><p>Hi, I&#39;m looking to buy a turntable and have done research on ones within my budget and I&#39;m torn between a Audio Technica LP5X and a Fluance RT82. Looking for recommendations on which one to get or any others within same price range.</p>
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Choosing a turntable

 This is the G-shape tone arm with an aluminum aluminum one, very traditional from Audio Technica, it has been used on some broadcasts during the 70s for example, so it has proven it works very well. 33, 44, 78. Now you can play in a 78 and then you will just have to buy the stylus, this stylus to put it. You put this one if you like to play 78, RPMs, LPs, you need this stylus

 This is a new from Audio Technica? Yeah, this is the new version of the ATMP-5. So which cartridge is this? It's a new cartridge, the VM95E, this one. It comes with the turntable but what's very interesting is that it comes with all those diaperant stylus that you can put on it very easily. So in the box you have all these different things? Yeah, you have different stylus

 And this is our host here. He's a specialist in vinyls. Very nice. So you think the market, the vinyl market is booming, it's going up? Turntables are selling these days? Yeah, yeah, still every day

. Like a charger. It's kind of this size, I can show you, it's right here. The power supply is this from this turntable, the new LP, how you call it? LP5X

Audio Technica AT-LP5x turntable first look

I also trialled these with the Cyrus and they were beautiful. My main question is what vinyl player I should put with these. The Cyrus doesn’t require a turntable with a preamp or DAC (I think), so am leaning towards:. *Audio Technica AT-LP5X (but with an Ortofon 2m Red)

I've purchased a Marantz MM7025 for my front Revel M105's.  They were run off of a Denon AVR-X4400h, and now the Denon is being used as a preamp for the L & R speakers only.  The problem is I don't hear any difference in sound.  I'm not sure what I expected, but it doesn't sound different to me at all.  Should I wait until the amp has been on for multiple days?  Should I worry that the speakers have only about 40 hours on them?  Should I try another amplifier?  I'm not looking to crank it up, but I was hoping my music and movies would sound better with the MM7025.  Any advice would be appreciated.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve purchased a Marantz MM7025 for my front Revel M105&#39;s.  They were run off of a Denon AVR-X4400h, and now the Denon is being used as a preamp for the L &amp; R speakers only.  The problem is I don&#39;t hear any difference in sound.  I&#39;m not sure what I expected, but it doesn&#39;t sound different to me at all.  Should I wait until the amp has been on for multiple days?  Should I worry that the speakers have only about 40 hours on them?  Should I try another amplifier?  I&#39;m not looking to crank it up, but I was hoping my music and movies would sound better with the MM7025.  Any advice would be appreciated.</p>
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DAC for vintage integrated amp and modern high end PC motherboard....

I am running a Realistic SA-2000 integrated amp to a pair of Klipsch KG4 speakers. I do plan on gaming and either keeping my Spotify premium and getting Tidal HiFi in addition to that. Given the amplifier type and speaker type, what sort of DAC should I be looking for? Schiit Modi 3 seems good, but I am left wondering if the multibit would be worth anything.

My PC uses the Realtek ALC1220 codec on a high end motherboard with isolated chip and optical out. I plan on comparing the optical out to DAC vs the unprocessed USB signal to DAC for fun. I suspect noise won't be a factor, I've never heard anything on my $150 range closed back headphones and 250 ohm open back headphones.

Honestly most of my use of the amp and speakers will be playing vinyl through a Fluance RT-85, and 1 of 3 preamps just for fun and comparison. Built-in on the Realistic, a Cambridge Audio Solo, and some crazy Realistic external preamp I found. Cursory listening put the Realistic built-in on the same level as the Cambridge Audio...but that's all unrelated to my question. Just having fun with it all!

I think I'm willing to spend maybe $250 on the DAC. I don't want to be overspending if something else in the line can't hold up their end of the bargain so to speak. The speakers are no slouch though and neither is the amp.

Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>DAC for vintage integrated amp and modern high end PC motherboard....</p>

<p>I am running a Realistic SA-2000 integrated amp to a pair of Klipsch KG4 speakers. I do plan on gaming and either keeping my Spotify premium and getting Tidal HiFi in addition to that. Given the amplifier type and speaker type, what sort of DAC should I be looking for? Schiit Modi 3 seems good, but I am left wondering if the multibit would be worth anything.</p>

<p>My PC uses the Realtek ALC1220 codec on a high end motherboard with isolated chip and optical out. I plan on comparing the optical out to DAC vs the unprocessed USB signal to DAC for fun. I suspect noise won&#39;t be a factor, I&#39;ve never heard anything on my $150 range closed back headphones and 250 ohm open back headphones.</p>

<p>Honestly most of my use of the amp and speakers will be playing vinyl through a Fluance RT-85, and 1 of 3 preamps just for fun and comparison. Built-in on the Realistic, a Cambridge Audio Solo, and some crazy Realistic external preamp I found. Cursory listening put the Realistic built-in on the same level as the Cambridge Audio...but that&#39;s all unrelated to my question. Just having fun with it all!</p>

<p>I think I&#39;m willing to spend maybe $250 on the DAC. I don&#39;t want to be overspending if something else in the line can&#39;t hold up their end of the bargain so to speak. The speakers are no slouch though and neither is the amp.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
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I'm not much of an audiophile like some of you guys are but am looking for some advice. My previous setup was 2 JBL 305Ps. Since then, one of the speakers has broken - the motherboard that connects the power supply to the speaker has snapped after the speaker was dropped (verified by opening the speaker up - the speaker receives no power). I am wondering what to buy next. I am thinking of buying a new JBL 305 and possibly an amplifier/subwoofer to go with it (the speaker is primarily used for parties).

1. It it worth upgrading the speaker and having two different speakers? Or should I just buy another 305? (Price range for a speaker is $200 ish, jbl 305 runs about $130 now)
2. I am also looking for recommendations for a amplifier and subwoofer (if its worth it). Price range for each is flexible but around $100 each if the price justifies it (I don't know much about amps/subs so not sure if worth

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m not much of an audiophile like some of you guys are but am looking for some advice. My previous setup was 2 JBL 305Ps. Since then, one of the speakers has broken - the motherboard that connects the power supply to the speaker has snapped after the speaker was dropped (verified by opening the speaker up - the speaker receives no power). I am wondering what to buy next. I am thinking of buying a new JBL 305 and possibly an amplifier/subwoofer to go with it (the speaker is primarily used for parties).</p>

<ol>
<li>It it worth upgrading the speaker and having two different speakers? Or should I just buy another 305? (Price range for a speaker is $200 ish, jbl 305 runs about $130 now)</li>
<li>I am also looking for recommendations for a amplifier and subwoofer (if its worth it). Price range for each is flexible but around $100 each if the price justifies it (I don&#39;t know much about amps/subs so not sure if worth</li>
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Hello Everyone, new audiophile enthusiast here. I bought Fiio M11 an android based DAC, and Klipsch M51 PM bookshelf speakers. I really want to enjoy the hi res audio I get from my qobuz subscription. My question is what is the best way to connect a DAC to those powered bookshelf speakers. I have very little knowledge about different cables. Thanks.

<div class="md"><p>Hello Everyone, new audiophile enthusiast here. I bought Fiio M11 an android based DAC, and Klipsch M51 PM bookshelf speakers. I really want to enjoy the hi res audio I get from my qobuz subscription. My question is what is the best way to connect a DAC to those powered bookshelf speakers. I have very little knowledge about different cables. Thanks.</p>
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Hi! I'm looking for a solution to my audio woes. My S/O and I are huge fans of using Google to select audio tracks (we have a Google home as our only music output currently). We recently started thinking about improving the audio in our main living spaces. Without displaying a floor plan, I'd love recommendations for speakers that can be googleafied and added to a home group. Bonus points if there is a way to our small family room tv to a stereo pair or sound bar. The primary use of this space will be music listening however.

Ps. Is sonos really the only player for what I'm looking for? Could bluesound work for me?

<div class="md"><p>Hi! I&#39;m looking for a solution to my audio woes. My S/O and I are huge fans of using Google to select audio tracks (we have a Google home as our only music output currently). We recently started thinking about improving the audio in our main living spaces. Without displaying a floor plan, I&#39;d love recommendations for speakers that can be googleafied and added to a home group. Bonus points if there is a way to our small family room tv to a stereo pair or sound bar. The primary use of this space will be music listening however.</p>

<p>Ps. Is sonos really the only player for what I&#39;m looking for? Could bluesound work for me?</p>
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Hi im quite new to this field. I currently have a sound system composed of 2 loud hifi speakers, 1 tweeter for one of the loudspeaker since the other one broke down months ago. My amplifier is a 300 watts 2 channel sakura amplifier. My speakers are both 10 inch Hi-Fi speakers @40khz -2khz freq response. 

It sounds really bad especially in capturing bass in playing some music. I was told by my neighbor that this is because of the specifications of the loud speakers. With that in mind i have few plans with simple questions.

1. Getting a subwoofer is one of the best way to do it but the question is that how many should i get?
2. Is is preferable to get a passive subwoofer and install it side by side with my current speakers or get a ready made active sub woofer
3. My speaker enclosures are degrading since it was made using mdf and had been performing for more than 10 years now. Im planning to make new enclosures with the dimensions bigger  as what i have now  since i want to add subwoofer in the enclosure. For balancing purposes im thinking 2 passive sub woofers one in each enclosures. Is this a good idea?
4. If 3 is a good idea how would i wire it? Parallel or series?
5. If 3 is a bad idea then my second option is to make 3 new enclosures  2 for my current loudspeakers and 1 for the subwoofer following the current dimensions of my speaker enclosures. If this is the case how should i wire this?
6. What could be the other ways (best) ways to solve my problems

Thank you so much for any response it would mean a lot to me

<div class="md"><p>Hi im quite new to this field. I currently have a sound system composed of 2 loud hifi speakers, 1 tweeter for one of the loudspeaker since the other one broke down months ago. My amplifier is a 300 watts 2 channel sakura amplifier. My speakers are both 10 inch Hi-Fi speakers @40khz -2khz freq response. </p>

<p>It sounds really bad especially in capturing bass in playing some music. I was told by my neighbor that this is because of the specifications of the loud speakers. With that in mind i have few plans with simple questions.</p>

<ol>
<li>Getting a subwoofer is one of the best way to do it but the question is that how many should i get?</li>
<li>Is is preferable to get a passive subwoofer and install it side by side with my current speakers or get a ready made active sub woofer</li>
<li>My speaker enclosures are degrading since it was made using mdf and had been performing for more than 10 years now. Im planning to make new enclosures with the dimensions bigger  as what i have now  since i want to add subwoofer in the enclosure. For balancing purposes im thinking 2 passive sub woofers one in each enclosures. Is this a good idea?</li>
<li>If 3 is a good idea how would i wire it? Parallel or series?</li>
<li>If 3 is a bad idea then my second option is to make 3 new enclosures  2 for my current loudspeakers and 1 for the subwoofer following the current dimensions of my speaker enclosures. If this is the case how should i wire this?</li>
<li>What could be the other ways (best) ways to solve my problems</li>
</ol>

<p>Thank you so much for any response it would mean a lot to me</p>
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Hello, I'm a guy on a budget looking to get the most out of what's available to me. I have a audiotechnica AT-LP120XUSB, bose companion 5 multimedia speakers and the edifier R1280DB. Is there any way I can hook up together? Cheers

<div class="md"><p>Hello, I&#39;m a guy on a budget looking to get the most out of what&#39;s available to me. I have a audiotechnica AT-LP120XUSB, bose companion 5 multimedia speakers and the edifier R1280DB. Is there any way I can hook up together? Cheers</p>
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Triangle Borea Br02 + SMSL SA300 — Will This Work?

I just moved into a new house and I'm finally putting together a vinyl setup (Uturn with built-in phono).

I was going to go for the Klipsch 600m. However, I have two little kids and having two large speakers a couple feet from the wall on stands seems like a recipe for disaster.

So, I'm settling for the smaller Triangles Br02 (8 ohm, 80 watt, 89 sensitivity) so I can keep them a little closer to the wall and have them fit on a media console/vinyl storage I'm making. I'm open to other recommends for speakers, too.

That being said, I'm looking for something a little more minimal and simple to use (2-channel plus sub is fine). Will the SMSL SA300 amplifier (8 ohm/40 watt per channel) drive these speakers fine enough? I don't want to spend crazy money right now. I just want a simple amp that has a clean line for around $250.

I'm open to suggestions.

<div class="md"><p>Triangle Borea Br02 + SMSL SA300 — Will This Work?</p>

<p>I just moved into a new house and I&#39;m finally putting together a vinyl setup (Uturn with built-in phono).</p>

<p>I was going to go for the Klipsch 600m. However, I have two little kids and having two large speakers a couple feet from the wall on stands seems like a recipe for disaster.</p>

<p>So, I&#39;m settling for the smaller Triangles Br02 (8 ohm, 80 watt, 89 sensitivity) so I can keep them a little closer to the wall and have them fit on a media console/vinyl storage I&#39;m making. I&#39;m open to other recommends for speakers, too.</p>

<p>That being said, I&#39;m looking for something a little more minimal and simple to use (2-channel plus sub is fine). Will the SMSL SA300 amplifier (8 ohm/40 watt per channel) drive these speakers fine enough? I don&#39;t want to spend crazy money right now. I just want a simple amp that has a clean line for around $250.</p>

<p>I&#39;m open to suggestions.</p>
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I need a wireless kit for my two surround speakers. Which ones actually work? I see some people talking about lag and shit like that. I just need a proven kit to make the back two wireless and maybe my sub as well!

<div class="md"><p>I need a wireless kit for my two surround speakers. Which ones actually work? I see some people talking about lag and shit like that. I just need a proven kit to make the back two wireless and maybe my sub as well!</p>
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I’ve recently gone down the hi-fi route with a stereo system in our living room. ~10k budget. 

Sitting at my desk now, I’m rather sad to be away from it. What’s a good setup for at a desk? Emphasis on simplicity. Perhaps active speakers and a nice DAC to connect to a MacBook Pro? I’m in the dark here. Let’s say a budget up to $5k all in. Have a 24/192 FLAC collection so nice equipment won’t go to waste.

<div class="md"><p>I’ve recently gone down the hi-fi route with a stereo system in our living room. ~10k budget. </p>

<p>Sitting at my desk now, I’m rather sad to be away from it. What’s a good setup for at a desk? Emphasis on simplicity. Perhaps active speakers and a nice DAC to connect to a MacBook Pro? I’m in the dark here. Let’s say a budget up to $5k all in. Have a 24/192 FLAC collection so nice equipment won’t go to waste.</p>
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Wavemaster Two Pro Bookshelf Speakers

Hi all

Just received a refund on amazon for some returned headphones. Instead of buying another pair I decided to dip my ears into speakers instead and ordered these:

https://www.wavemaster.eu/two-pro-stone-gray-2-0-bluetooth-speaker-system/

From the few reviews I found online they seem to be quite decent bookshelf speakers. I am going to use them in my home office, which is only abt 8 square mtrs / 85 square feet.

Any of you had any experience with them ? 

Would love to hear some thoughts first hand from redditors that either demoed them or own(ed) them. Thanks for any/all input and happy listening.

<div class="md"><p>Wavemaster Two Pro Bookshelf Speakers</p>

<p>Hi all</p>

<p>Just received a refund on amazon for some returned headphones. Instead of buying another pair I decided to dip my ears into speakers instead and ordered these:</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wavemaster.eu/two-pro-stone-gray-2-0-bluetooth-speaker-system/">https://www.wavemaster.eu/two-pro-stone-gray-2-0-bluetooth-speaker-system/</a></p>

<p>From the few reviews I found online they seem to be quite decent bookshelf speakers. I am going to use them in my home office, which is only abt 8 square mtrs / 85 square feet.</p>

<p>Any of you had any experience with them ? </p>

<p>Would love to hear some thoughts first hand from redditors that either demoed them or own(ed) them. Thanks for any/all input and happy listening.</p>
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Just ordered an Audioengine A2+. Am I able to connect it to my FIIO E10K? It has coaxial out behind it. Do I need to buy additional cables?
Edit: Just realized it has builtin DAC through USB. Should I still connect to my FIIO E10K? It shouldn't be using my mobo's sound card right?(bc my mobo soundcard sucks)

<div class="md"><p>Just ordered an Audioengine A2+. Am I able to connect it to my FIIO E10K? It has coaxial out behind it. Do I need to buy additional cables?
Edit: Just realized it has builtin DAC through USB. Should I still connect to my FIIO E10K? It shouldn&#39;t be using my mobo&#39;s sound card right?(bc my mobo soundcard sucks)</p>
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hello! i recently purchased the Audio Technica AT-LP60XBT & i’m looking for some advice in terms of speakers.

i bought my first vinyl player about 7 years ago (a steepletone all-in-one) & thought that now i’m starting to get into collecting records properly, it was time for an upgrade.

in terms of speakers, i’m a student so i’ve been looking at:

ELAC B5.2 Debut 2.0
Dali Spektor 2 Bookshelf Speakers.

can anyone tell me their thoughts on those or tell me what they think would work?

<div class="md"><p>hello! i recently purchased the Audio Technica AT-LP60XBT &amp; i’m looking for some advice in terms of speakers.</p>

<p>i bought my first vinyl player about 7 years ago (a steepletone all-in-one) &amp; thought that now i’m starting to get into collecting records properly, it was time for an upgrade.</p>

<p>in terms of speakers, i’m a student so i’ve been looking at:</p>

<p>ELAC B5.2 Debut 2.0
Dali Spektor 2 Bookshelf Speakers.</p>

<p>can anyone tell me their thoughts on those or tell me what they think would work?</p>
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To help others answer your question, [consider using this format](http://www.reddit.com/r/audiophile/wiki/purchaseadvice).

To help reduce the repetitive questions, here are a few of the cheapest systems we are willing to recommend:

**$110**: [Micca PB42X](http://smile.amazon.com/Micca-PB42X-Powered-Bookshelf-Speakers/dp/B00NXAEPDC)

* For this Micca setup, use [3.5mm TRS to RCA cable](https://smile.amazon.com/Hosa-CMR-206-Stereo-Breakout-Cable/dp/B000068O3B) to connect them directly to a computer.

**$290**: [JBL 305P MkII](https://smile.amazon.com/JBL-LSR305-Professional-Studio-Monitor/dp/B07BZ6QS6M)
* For this JBL setup use [this 3.5mm TRS to 6.3mm TS cable](https://smile.amazon.com/Hosa-CMP-159-Stereo-Breakout-Cable/dp/B005HGM1D6) to connect them directly to a computer.
* Or consider [this JBL Active Speaker Starter Set](https://smile.amazon.com/JBL-ACTPACK-Active-Speaker-Starter/dp/B01I1DGYDE) if you want a physical volume controller.

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<h2>Finding the right guide</h2>

<p>Before commenting, please check to see if your question actually belongs in one of these other places:</p>

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<p>​</p>

<h2>Shopping and purchase advice</h2>

<p>To help others answer your question, <a href="http://www.reddit.com/r/audiophile/wiki/purchaseadvice">consider using this format</a>.</p>

<p>To help reduce the repetitive questions, here are a few of the cheapest systems we are willing to recommend:</p>

<p><strong>$110</strong>: <a href="http://smile.amazon.com/Micca-PB42X-Powered-Bookshelf-Speakers/dp/B00NXAEPDC">Micca PB42X</a></p>

<ul>
<li>For this Micca setup, use <a href="https://smile.amazon.com/Hosa-CMR-206-Stereo-Breakout-Cable/dp/B000068O3B">3.5mm TRS to RCA cable</a> to connect them directly to a computer.</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>$290</strong>: <a href="https://smile.amazon.com/JBL-LSR305-Professional-Studio-Monitor/dp/B07BZ6QS6M">JBL 305P MkII</a>
* For this JBL setup use <a href="https://smile.amazon.com/Hosa-CMP-159-Stereo-Breakout-Cable/dp/B005HGM1D6">this 3.5mm TRS to 6.3mm TS cable</a> to connect them directly to a computer.
* Or consider <a href="https://smile.amazon.com/JBL-ACTPACK-Active-Speaker-Starter/dp/B01I1DGYDE">this JBL Active Speaker Starter Set</a> if you want a physical volume controller.</p>

<p>​</p>

<h2>Setup troubleshooting and general help</h2>

<p>Before asking a question, please check the <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/audiophile/wiki/FAQ">commonly asked questions in our FAQ</a>.</p>

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<li>How can I fix issue X (e.g.: buzzing / hissing) on my equipment Y?</li>
<li>Have I damaged my equipment by doing X, or will I damage my equipment if I do X?</li>
<li>Is equipment X compatible with equipment Y?</li>
<li>What&#39;s the meaning of specification X (e.g.: Output Impedance / Vrms / Sensitivity)?</li>
<li>How should I connect, set up or operate my system (hardware / software)?</li>
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