33 · 45 · 78 RPM — every deck, one registry
Every record player, one place.
275 turntables from 62 brands — current models built to manufacturer spec, the vintage classics still worth chasing, side-by-side comparisons of any two decks, and every US retailer that sells them.
183current models
78vintage classics
20US retailers
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Budget turntablesEntry-level component decks — the affordable first step into a proper turntable.All-in-one & suitcase playersRecord players with built-in speakers — plug in and play, nothing else needed.Hi-fi turntablesSerious separates-grade decks from Rega, Pro-Ject, Technics and friends.High-end turntablesAudiophile statement decks — precision engineering from $2,500 to six figures.DJ turntablesHigh-torque direct-drive decks built for mixing, scratching and battle use.Vintage & classic turntablesThe classics people still hunt down second-hand — idler Garrards to Technics 1200s.
Reference models
A cross-section of historically notable and currently relevant decks. This selection is editorial, not a ranking.
Hi-fi
Rega Planar 3
belt drive · 33/45 rpm
$1,125
Vintage
Technics SL-1200MK2
Discontinued.
direct drive · 33/45 rpm
$700 typical used
Hi-fi
Pro-Ject Debut Carbon EVO
belt drive · 33/45/78 rpm
$599
Budget
Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB
direct drive · 33/45/78 rpm · phono stage · USB
$399
Vintage
Linn Sondek LP12
belt drive · 33/45 rpm
— typical used
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Where to buy
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