where to buy a record/vinyl player in brighton area

[bnfrnkln]

afternoon chaps,
i'm looking to buy a record player either new or second hand in the brighton or worthing area, i need an amplifier also. it doesnt need to be fancy, i'm not launching a dj career, i just want something to play my vinyl on at home.

any suggestions where i could find such a delight? or does anyone have reccomendations of good players (with links online if your really bored?)

oh and on a slightly unconnected note, i'm heading to the huddersfield away game from manchester... anyone else doing a similar trip?

thanks!

 

[Curious Orange]

I'm pretty sure there is a branch of Richer Sounds in Brighton isn't there?

I got a Project Debut III from my local branch, and am very pleased with it.

 

[Gwylan]

I got my turntable from Richer Sounds on London Rd - there's a second-hand shop a few doors away that might have some cheaper models too.

 

[tinx]

yeah my record player came from richer sounds too. Normally good service in there too.

 

[bnfrnkln]

nice one thanks. looks like richer sounds is the place to look! i'll head on over.

 

[Cantona's Flying Dropkick]

afternoon chaps,
i'm looking to buy a record player either new or second hand in the brighton or worthing area, i need an amplifier also. it doesnt need to be fancy, i'm not launching a dj career, i just want something to play my vinyl on at home.

any suggestions where i could find such a delight? or does anyone have reccomendations of good players (with links online if your really bored?)

oh and on a slightly unconnected note, i'm heading to the huddersfield away game from manchester... anyone else doing a similar trip?

thanks!

Have you thought of a USB turntable so you can transfer them to MP3 format for portable listening?

 

[Uncle C]

Not far from Richer Sounds you will find Monkey Music Emporium in Baker Street (opposite the Co-op post office).
I believe they do a good range of second hand hi-fi. You are more likely to find a better sounding player than the modern stuff from Richer Sounds.

 

[bnfrnkln]

Have you thought of a USB turntable so you can transfer them to MP3 format for portable listening?

i've thought about it, could be a good idea. although i've noticed alot of vinyl you buy these days comes with a free mp3 download of the album - part of the reason i've got back in to buying it.

 

[Poyetry In Motion]

to echo others...Richer Sounds is a good call.
If you fancy spending serious ££££ though,then try Audio T ( formerly Jeffries Hi Fi ) near Preston Circus

 

[Storer68]

I bought my Thorens turntable from Sevenoaks Hi fi in Western Road/New Church Road (never sure where one ends and the other begins)


http://store.sevenoakssoundandvision.co.uk/home/index/1765.0

 

[Poyetry In Motion]

I bought my Thorens turntable from Sevenoaks Hi fi in Western Road/New Church Road (never sure where one ends and the other begins)


http://store.sevenoakssoundandvision.co.uk/home/index/1765.0

I forgot about them....
There used to be a Hi Fi stockist called ' Powerplant ' in Upper North St, but I don't know if they're still going. I'm going back to the early 90's with that one!

 

[NMH]

Not far from Richer Sounds you will find Monkey Music Emporium in Baker Street (opposite the Co-op post office).
I believe they do a good range of second hand hi-fi. You are more likely to find a better sounding player than the modern stuff from Richer Sounds.

Yes, Mark has a wonderful array of top turntables - better than you'd find new - and he refurbishes them himself. Not bad for prices, fair I'd say.