September 30, 2024 3 min read
If you're looking to start your vinyl journey without the headaches of complicated equipment and tons of cables, I've got an awesome, straightforward combo for you: the SpinDeck 2 turntable paired with the SpinBase all-in-one speaker system. Whether you're a beginner or simply looking for an elegant solution to enjoy your records, this setup makes listening to vinyl super easy, with great sound to boot. Here’s why this combo rocks and how it might just be the best entry into the world of vinyl.
The SpinDeck 2 is a semi-automatic turntable that strikes a great balance between simplicity and quality. Here are some of its standout features:
Once you’ve got the SpinDeck 2, you’re going to need something to actually hear your music—and that’s where SpinBase comes in. SpinBase is an all-in-one powered speaker that’s specially designed for turntables, offering convenience, power, and impressive sound. Here’s why it’s a great choice:
One of the best things about this combo is how easy it is to set up:
The SpinDeck 2 and SpinBase combo is perfect if you’re just starting out because it keeps things simple while still delivering excellent sound quality. You don’t need to worry about matching amplifiers, preamps, or finding space for bulky speakers. The streamlined setup also helps beginners get familiar with how vinyl works without getting overwhelmed by a dozen separate components.
But even if you’re more experienced, the quality of both the SpinDeck 2 and SpinBase means you won’t be compromising on sound. The SpinDeck 2’s Ortofon OM10 cartridge provides a clear, rich audio experience, and SpinBase offers the kind of warmth and depth you’d expect from a quality speaker setup.
Another great thing about this setup is that you’re not locked into it forever. SpinBase has an auxiliary input if you want to add a streaming device like the Songbird HR to the mix, and the SpinDeck 2 can easily pair with other components as you upgrade your system.
If you:
Then the SpinDeck 2 and SpinBase combo might just be the perfect entry point into the world of vinyl.
Would love to hear your thoughts—what was your first vinyl setup? Any tips for those just getting started? Let's help each other keep the music spinning!