The LAB-2100 is a well engineered turntable with few gimmicks and a carefully considered compliment of features. Sound wise however it doesn’t match its closest competitors, falling short of the later offerings from the likes of Technics and paling in comparison to the models from their heyday. That said it’s still a fine piece of engineering, an interesting conversation piece, and it’s ideal for those who prefer convenience over sound quality.
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Cambridge Audio CP2 Review
Another top class product from Cambridge Audio, the CP2 phono stage is up there with the best in its class and beyond.
Phono Stages Explained
Buying a record player is not always as easy as acquiring the most expensive turntable you can afford and plugging it into an amp and speakers. In this article I will guide the prospective purchaser through the minefield of phono stages, since upgrading the phono stage can provide one of the most dramatic improvements to sound quality.
ProJect Cork-It Review
An excellent alternative to the common felt and rubber mats.
TangoSpinner Twister 1.5 Record Clamp Review
A stylish and practical record clamp.
SRm/Tech Rega Silent Base Review
A cost-effective upgrade that takes the sound of your Rega turntable to a whole new level.
Audio-Technica AT150MLX Review
With its clean, open sound void of any sibilance or noticeable distortion, the AT150MLX is quite possibly one of the best moving magnet designs on the market.
TangoSpinner Rega RP6 Modifications Review
A machined aluminium sub platter and triple belt/pulley upgrade for the RP6 turntable.
Hi-Fi 101 Part 3: Source Components
An introduction to Hi-Fi source components. Part of the Hi-Fi101 series.
Rega RP6 Review
A fun, engaging listen, clever, cutting-edge technology and an included dust cover. What more could you want?
Pro-Ject Elemental Phono USB Review
A USB turntable that won’t ruin your records.
Rega RP3/ELys2 Review
A great value well-engineered turntable/cartridge package, packed with clever technology.
Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Esprit Review
The latest in Pro-Ject’s critically acclaimed Debut line impresses with its features, but falls short when it comes to sound quality