Seat 1: Dual DT 210 USB record player
The Dual DT 210 USB pulls with 80 euros is the best compromise between price and quality. The device is certainly not for the die-hard Hi-Fi Fans. In the normal use of the Dual can play to its Strengths.
- The Dual comes with a belt drive and fully automatic. He moves the needle means to the plate, and back down again. So you don't have to hang up the needle itself is cumbersome. You can play with the device in both Singles as well as LPs and digitize.
- A Phono preamp is built-in. This allows you to use the device to each Audio input.
- The USB port allows you to with many Audio programs records to digitize. The free Software Audacity will get you directly to.
- Cons: For the cheap price you pay with a slightly worse processing. In addition, the plate support is made of felt. For the occasional use of the Dual is super and surprised with a quite good sound for the low price.
Dual DT 210 USB
Seat 2: Lenco L-90 Vinyl-Player
The Lenco L-90 is a joy, if you place high demands on a record player. For this, he is with about 230 EUR price at the top of the three devices. The goldring Lenco L90 balances but by a super-processing and sound quality.
- The Lenco has a fine walnut veneer, and is built very solid. The belt drive ensures a quiet running of the sheets. He plays Singles and LPs, and at the end of the plate the pickup back in its place (Auto Stop).
- Again, you have a built in preamp already. Via the USB port, you can digitize your records in pretty good quality. Compatible it is with Windows and OS X from Version 10.4.
- The sound of the Lenco L-90 the best of the three featured a record player is. He also comes into question, if you have higher demands on the Sound of your plates. If necessary, you can change the needle individually, without the need of cartridge change.
Lenco L-90 Turntable
3rd place: Denon DP-200 USB turntable
The Denon DP 200 USB is a fully automatic record player. He is almost 200 Euro in price between the Lenco and the Dual. The only one of the three, he can digitize your vinyl in MP3 Format on a USB-Stick.
- The Denon makes it easy for you to, records on a USB Stick to record. Even the needle is automatically withdrawn. The pickup is not as good as the Lenco L-90 and there are silent panels at the beginning of recording problems. Then you have to start the recording manually, which sucks a little.
- In the package an edit is provided Software, which can automatically detect albums and Songs Internet connection.
- The processing of the Denon is better than the Dual, however it could be noted here is the compromise: The housing is made of plastic and the rotary plate are made of aluminum. However, the mechanical stability is good.
Denon DP-200 USB
Conclusion: The three USB record player in comparison
All three devices are really good USB turntables, with special Strengths. Nevertheless, two models have almost the nose in the front:
- The fully automatic Denon DP 200 USB is handy. In addition, you can digitize your records very easy. Both of these runs but still a bit notchy to justify the price really.
- Since you get with the Dual DT 210 USB a much better price/performance ratio, since the processing quality of the two is almost the same.
- If you set but rather on quality, try the Lenco L-90. He can come up in all respects with the best quality. The power, however, is also apparent in the price.
Do you have your records with the devices is digitized, you can use the music for your mobile phone.
