Turntable Fit Guide

Turntable system finder

Find a turntable for your speakers, space and listening routine

Start with the wired connection your amplifier or speakers can use and the way you want the tonearm to work. Then add only essential feature or shelf limits. Optional choices cover Bluetooth audio transmission, USB computer capture, 78-RPM setup, drive type, removable cartridge bodies and built-in speakers; each is matched only when the exact reviewed sources document it.

  1. 1Your system connections
  2. 2How you want to play a record
  3. 3Optional features
  4. 4Optional shelf limits
  5. 5Optional: include earlier versions
Your system connections

Choose the wired phono-stage arrangement you need. A receiver PHONO input normally supplies the stage; AUX/LINE generally needs a turntable stage or a separate one.

A PHONO input normally already contains a phono stage. AUX/LINE or a powered-speaker line input usually needs a stage in the turntable or a separate one. This is the wired-system choice; optional Bluetooth, computer capture and built-in-speaker filters are separate.