Dust off your vinyl records and enjoy them anew with high-end audio equipment

Vinyl records were the first music sources people could purchase and listen to in the comfort of their own homes. Before records, people were subject to the whims of the radio and had no avenue to choose the music they wanted to enjoy in private. The turntable, popularized in the 1950s, became the primary medium listen to music until the 1980s when the first Sony Walkman hit the music scene. 

Throughout the 2000s, analog sources like vinyl have largely been overshadowed by digital sources like CDs and streaming. But today, vinyl records appear to be making a quiet resurgence. So, if you have a record collection gathering dust in your Morris County, NJ, house, there’s no better time than now to pull it out again. Sophisticated, high-end audio equipment has made it easier than ever to connect a turntable to your audio system and listen to records in high-fidelity sound at home. 

If you’re ready to bring vinyl back, we have product recommendations to help you get started!

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McIntosh

McIntosh already has worldwide name recognition for producing top-of-the-line preamps, power amps, and integrated amplifiers. But did you know that McIntosh has a product line of turntables as well? 

McIntosh’s MT10 precision turntable delivers high-performance LP playback in a beautiful package. A magnetic bearing and precise belt drive motor ensure quiet, friction-free performance, and a massive platter (12 lbs., 2.5 inches thick) guarantees immunity from distracting resonances. The MT10 also has a custom, rigid tonearm, moving coil cartridge, and electronic speed control.

McIntosh’s turntables are ready to use right out of the box. The tracking force, anti-skate, and cartridge position are preset at the factory for optimal performance, so setup only takes a few minutes.

EAT

EAT (European Audio Team) has a robust line of high-end turntables to coax the highest-fidelity sound from your record collection. The Forte is a massive machine with a separate sub-chassis and mass-loaded turntable. The huge platter weighs 44 lbs. and has a magnetic suspension using neodymium magnets and sorbothane damping to eliminate resonance. Additionally, the Forte has a ceramic and Teflon bearing system, a steel-filled chassis, a detached motor, and magnetic feet. The overall effect is a sturdy turntable with smooth, precise movement that’s guaranteed to bring the best out of your vinyl records. 

Electronic Concepts is your trusted high-end audio dealer in Morris County, NJ, and surrounding areas. Give us a call, fill out an online form, or start a live chat on your website to get in touch with our team of experts!