[Inori]

Walmart is ready to supply the player if you got the records https://www.walmart.com/c/kp/record-turntables

Thanks for that.

I don't have a Walmart In my locality, but there Is an equivalent.

Just a warning from experience at home/with the cheaper tables we sell at work like the Crosley Cruisers that you can find in most big-box stores (which is what I'm assuming you'd be able to find if you have a wal-mart equivalent or got something from the online wal-mart store) that if you want a turntable that's going to not wear your records quick, is operating at the right speed, is reliable, and sounds nice on a set of speakers then the Crosley/Victrola/Jensen options like what are sold at a Wal-Mart/Target/Aldi/whatever aren't very good.

They're cheap to buy, and there's good reason - they use very cheap,- just barely sapphire-tipped - styli on a 50s-style cartridge and tonearm, and are known to either track a bit too hard and sound fine until the record wears out and you have to put coins on top, track too light and require pennies on top which in turn makes them track too hard, and sound bad compared to a table which cost $40 more.

I can confirm this. I got one of the cheap Crosley ones for my birthday and it ruined one of the records I got with it within two months. Might've been a poorly made record, too, but the table definitely contributed.

[LordBos_X]

To tell you the truth, I am absolutely excited about this, I love vinyl records and I wish I had never sold my collection(that damn Motley Crue Theater of Pain is still growing in price and mine was autographed).

I kinda feel this, I had tons of records that belonged to my grandad and I gave them all a way just before it became fashionable again. Mostly wasn't my kind of music anyway but would still have been cool I guess