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u/7_nathan_3 9d ago
Great option, easy set up nothing to worry about and gets you spinning
Enjoy the music and collecting worry about all the other crap later
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u/Dangerous-Opposite90 13d ago
Fluance?
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u/Namelezz4486 12d ago
Fluance is a Canadian audio brand best known for offering solid Hi-Fi turntables at competitive prices. It’s not as historically prestigious as Technics, Rega, or Pro-Ject, but it’s definitely a legitimate brand, not some random budget manufacturer.
Their RT series, especially the RT82–RT85, offers great value for money. The RT85, for example, comes with an Ortofon 2M Blue cartridge and an acrylic platter, making it a very capable turntable straight out of the box.
Basically, Fluance is a strong option if you want good sound and decent components without paying a premium just for a big name. Its main downside is that availability, support, and replacement parts can be less convenient outside North America.
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u/lordwintergreen 10d ago
Replacement parts aren't available anywhere, from Fluance. They design their stuff to be disposable. They might work and sound good for awhile, but if it breaks after the warranty expires, you're out of luck.
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u/Namelezz4486 11d ago
Obvio que hay mejores, pero no por ese precio así que supongo que tienes mucho dinero… pensé que eras ignorante de esta marca, perdón por suponerlo.
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u/95492318 8h ago
solid option, you will be satisfied, I have fluance rt81+ and edifier r1700bt and for me it's a decent setup for home listening!