$250 - $600 — Better cartridges, more adjustability, and higher-quality playback for growing systems.
by Fluance
An excellent entry into the mid-range with premium build quality and adjustable tonearm at a budget-friendly price.
Best for: Upgraders from entry-level who want better build and adjustability
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by Sony
A modern beginner turntable with Bluetooth for easy wireless listening.
Best for: Beginners who want wireless connectivity
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by House of Marley
An eco-conscious turntable with bamboo accents for beginners who value sustainability.
Best for: Beginners who want style and sustainability
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by Pro-Ject
A top-tier intermediate turntable for sound quality, sitting right at the $600 edge.
Best for: People who want almost audiophile sound without crossing $600+
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by Rega
A clean, minimalist turntable that focuses on sound and simplicity over extra features.
Best for: People who want a purist listening-first deck under $600
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by Audio-Technica
A go-to intermediate turntable for versatility: USB, built-in preamp, and direct-drive performance.
Best for: People who want features + solid sound in one box
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by Audio-Technica
A stylish mid-range turntable with premium looks and solid Audio-Technica performance.
Best for: Those who want style and sound in the $300-400 range
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by Fluance
A step up from entry-level with better speed accuracy and build quality.
Best for: Upgraders who want accuracy without breaking the bank
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by Fluance
A strong mid-range vinyl record player/turntable option with a built-in preamp for easy setups.
Best for: Upgraders who want better sound without complexity
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by Rega
The entry point into Rega's audiophile lineup with improved platter and tonearm over the Planar 1.
Best for: Those ready to cross into audiophile territory
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