FULL Turntable Setup for Beginners in ONE VIDEO

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0:00 The Parts
5:40 Cartridge & Headshell
9:47 Tonearm
11:25 Tracking Force
13:03 Anti-Skate
13:46 Height Adjust
14:52 Cartridge Alignment
18:04 Record Mat
19:28 Dust Cover
20:25 Connecting Everything
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[@vinyleyezz]

*This video is a RE-EDIT of all 10 previous Turntable Setup vids into ONE single video. I hope it helps you. Enjoy! 😊

[@AlexTechYT]

That explains where your cassette deck had gone at the start of the video!

[@jamierbb]

I was about to compliment you on your new haircut, lol.

[@typapion5821]

cool song the box by roddy ricch

[@paulwhite4061]

When hooking up the turntable you said nothing about grounding it. I have an old Pioneer PL-660 turntable and it has a ground wire on it???

[@pzhivulin]

@@paulwhite4061 you receiver from 80s most likely have a grounding connector

[@eyespy3001]

To anyone out there watching this video in order to setup their turntables : don’t forget to re-balance the tone arm AFTER adjusting your cartridge. Moving the cartridge up or down the head shell will affect the balance, so it’s crucial to redo the balancing.

[@ericolens3]

You forgot to lead with... "But Wait There's More" And if you act now, we'll throw in more prep work before you even so much as look at a vinyl record.

[@eyespy3001]

@@ericolens3 Whatever floats your boat

[@lukeocasio2784]

None of this makes sense

[@eyespy3001]

@@lukeocasio2784 Except it does if you’ve ever touched a turntable before

[@MTWODZU]

22:12 - There is also another EASY and very popular setup: 1. Turntable 2. Amplifier with built in preamp 3. Passive speakers

[@FrankoBurolo]

Exactly. That is what I am usually setting up, and using myself.

[@cjmillsnun]

Indeed, and this was the most common setup from the dawn of solid state amps right up until the early 2000s. Pretty much every solid state hi-fi amp had a phono stage built in. Many good vintage amps have a phono pre-amp as good as, if not better, than many of the pre-amps on sale today, and always better than one built into the turntable itself. As for my setups. Main setup Rega RP1 with AT-440MLb cart Pioneer AV Amp (with built in phono stage) Mission 701 speakers Office setup Trio (Kenwood) KD-1033B with AT-VM95ML cart Marantz PM66 SEII amp (with built in phono stage) Onkyo speakers

[@haileysacra5001]

What about 1. Turntable 2. Preamp 3. Active speakers with built in amps Will that work. I’m new-ish to the vinyl world

[@MTWODZU]

@@haileysacra5001 Yes, it will work.

[@MrGaragenation]

@@haileysacra5001 I didn't think you needed a Preamp? 1. Turntables 2. Active Speakers with built in amp, then line out to mixer/turntable or am I wrong

[@PumpkinPails]

What a process! I feel like I'm going to be setting up my record player for a month.

[@ericolens3]

I sadly watched this video AFTER buying the popular all in one. Fortunately I own a set of Logitech 2.1 speakers to boost the sound. But I've always avoided vinyl. After playing them on even this "cheap" set up. I'm just going to convert it all to Digital and go back to my digital music. Even with my all in one set up. I still use gloves (cuz its 2022 so gloves are common due to a virus running rampant) And have to brush off some dust due to the records being idle for at least 2 or 3 decades. (Idk if my dad ever played them since I was born or since marrying my mom. It totally gives off bachelor Dad vibes.) They even smell like my grandmother's house. (Its a rare smell I only find in my dad's untouched stuff.) Long story short, I did a swap out of attic junk. The records came down while the Christmas tree is going up. Again Im super delicate cuz I NEVER touched a vinyl record muchless played them. And sadly my dad has passed so its a double whammy of my dad's music and my grandmother's smell. My mom cant even guess the things I'm feeling cuz there's just certain things that just resonated with being a young man free of being a family man. Idk, maybe I'm seeing too deeply into things. But she was married young, but he settled in his 30s. Things like doing all this musical gear set up. Having DIY projects to work on.

[@JXHNDRX]

@@ericolens3 Hope youre doing alright man

[@baphomick]

Good timing. I used your short videos to do my first install last week. I'm not a technical person and I don't have steady hands, so it took a LONG time of being very very very careful, but I finally did it and it sounded AMAZING. Then yesterday a very very very bad accident occurred, and my brand new painstakingly installed Goldring E3 got knocked and the cantilever bent. So now I get to start all over, a little more broke, and I occasionally stop crying. Good videos, thanks.

[@TheShadowJeff]

Hey Jared! Don't forget that it's pretty common for many companies to have integrated amplifiers that have a preamp and amp combined too. Even more high-end companies like Peachtree Audio and McIntosh have these options! So there's pretty much an option for any two of the Full audio set-up components to be combined.

[@veteq101]

This is the best tutorial I have seen on KZbin on how to setup up a "turntable".

[@troyjeffrey4311]

I can't tell you how helpful your videos have been. Thank you!

[@MrStrenggeheim2000]

Great video. Wanted to get into using and listening to vinyl for a long time. This helped a lot understanding all the fundamentals.

[@vikinglore1066]

That was clear, concise and entertaining and was not full of the “talking down” that some videos convey when approaching the subject matter. I found it to be the most help in clarifying some questions I’ve always wanted to ask. Thanks very much!

[@vinyleyezz]

Thank YOU so much for watching! 😊

[@cbaldeagle5]

You young man are without doubt the best tutor to give advice on the turntables setup. Crystal clear voice, clear instructions, accurate displays to help and absutely the greatest guy ever. 100% perfection. Give yourself a double pat on your back.

[@clangtheo9208]

Your videos helped me with my initial setup. I'm still running ortofon red and loving it. Thanks again.

[@outdoorsluvr]

Good video. I bought my first turntable in decades and found this really helpful. Thank you!

[@suejeffbrown]

What a great guy simple to understand and the video has answered a few questions .Thankyou from down under

[@saschapugar1086]

Song of the day nowhere2go - Earl sweatshirt

[@Orcastruck]

Why not MF DOOM

[@idonnermeat4703]

Just bought srs today and my first turntable

[@brockowens7930]

W

[@mv3507]

i was listening to that right before this video lol

[@Ghoulikmusik]

Good choice

[@user-ec5ke8dn2u]

This video helped me understand how to set up my turntable better than any other video out there! My turntable sounds great thanks to you! (I had no clue what the ground wire did until I saw this, my speakers wouldn’t stop buzzing) Thank you!

[@dominikamelnik7120]

thanks to your videos I chose my setup and got everything right when putting it together. Thank you :)

[@akynnnnn]

Thanks Jarrett! I'm actually new to this and I'm still learning. I adore vinyls cuz of their long history and the art was made into it.

[@mrsunshine63755]

Thank you for the education in proper vinyl usage Sir!

[@adamclarkson2155]

Just bought a record player and getting it tomorrow! Thanks for this video

[@risingsun91]

The best video I've seen so far on this topic. Really helps a lot as a beginner

[@rodge816]

Thanks for making this video. I finally have the lp120 coming in this week.

[@efraingutierrez7481]

Thanks so much for this video! It really helped a lot!

[@scottgeyer684]

Love your channel! You have been an invaluable resource, thx!!!

[@vinyleyezz]

You are so welcome! 😄 More good stuff on the way!

[@harleecornell8110]

Another great one man 👌

[@7JANEWAY]

One other platter mat out there is the acrylic platter mat. I’ve recently gotten one (mine is blue, but you can get it in different colors) and I’m impressed. Before I got my acrylic mat, I was using both a rubber mat and cork mat together, since rubber is good for bass and cork is good for treble. The acrylic mat handles both quite well on its own (I can only tell a slight difference). Depending on what color you want and where you buy them, they go for around $21, give or take some cents. If you haven’t tried one, Jarrett, I encourage you to check it out! I promise your ears will thank you!!! 😀😀😀

[@abdulrahmanmahdi2919]

Wow, extremely helpful and amazing video, I never thought that kind of will sit through this 23 mins video but I enjoyed every second of it

[@CuntLucifer]

LOVE THESE. Me and my friend has gone into a vinyl HYPE recently, and we're both looking into what player and such to buy, and your help is awesome!

[@Baztation]

Thats helpful, I think am gona buy LP - 120 as you recommended for my first turntable!

[@paulmosquera7199]

Thanks for this video man‼️

[@RamseyNick]

Thank you for this video! Helped me understand my recently purchased LP120usb. 😍

[@banjofett3949]

Hey friend, thanks for this info, I am glad that this is all on one video. Cheers.

[@garyglenn3654]

Wish I had this info 6 years ago when I TRIED to set up my Technics SL-1210Mk2. Well done. I am NOW as subscriber!

[@vinyleyezz]

Thank you so much for watching Gary! More good stuff on the way!

[@garyglenn3654]

Can’t wait to learn more.

[@thethriftyfawn]

AH-MAY-ZING video Jarrett! 😍

[@OzSaints66]

Love your videos, informative and fun. You have a new subscriber from down under :-)

[@breezebenitses397]

Great. Thank you. Easily understood. Merry xmas

[@TheMullyPodcast]

Thank you very much! Just set up my new Sl1200 and you made it a breeze! Mahalo! 🤙🤙

[@aplevy34]

My ever growing collection/obsession for playing vinyl - Marantz 2215, 2220, 2235, 2245, 2270. Tanberg, TR 2027, Pioneer SX 1250… all purchased at garage sales, estate sales or thrift stores sometimes at prices that are almost criminally cheap. Speaker set up: Polk audio monitor 7, Yamaha-1000M, Polk audio monitor 10, KEF reference model 105.2, Some old pair of McIntosh solid wood speakers, a series of garbage HomePods/Alexa lol. Streamer/DAC: Bluesound NODE space X… record players: pioneer PL - 50, U-turn Orbit. Very much open to recommendations based on what I’ve got and what I might be missing!

[@soopy1975]

Thanks very much. Great video 👌

[@tastesgood223]

Thanks for the informative video! I was wondering for a while where the power cable goes.

[@gerardobustos2570]

Great Congratulacion from CHILE cuidate del covid19 Happy

[@gianlusc]

Oh, now you can also find many amplifiers with the phono stage included, because they've realized that vinyl rocks 😄😉

[@mizravenkustoms]

Ooof I got a lot to learn!

[@jopicter]

Excellent, thanks!

[@msj3639]

I am so truly grateful for this one combo video. Glad I read the comment to find more crucial needed info. Thank you for sharing. Do you have a video or link that covers the 3 component setup that does not include the preamp. This is the setup I had before moving and trying to remember as I set everything up. For added info, I am using a Technic Quartz Synthesizer receiver that, yes, I do have a cassette deck connected to with the speakers running through the receiver. I am stuck how how to connect the Numark Pro TT-1 turntables (that previously were also connected to the receiver but I would now like to connect to a Pioneer DJM 909 (or NI Traktor Kontroller) I will be getting later in the month but for now could you help with getting the turntables connect to the Pioneer mixer (pretty sure once I know switching to the Traktor will be a breeze once I know the basics). Thanks and look forward to your quick response. Thanks again ❤

[@Jason-mg3fk]

Song of the day: Dreams by Fleetwood Mac

[@thepolisciguy8540]

Bruh that's a good song

[@samanthapittman2331]

I love fleetwood mac

[@mason5959]

This song is how I met my enbyfriend ☺

[@motownrockerusa]

You forgot to mention vintage receivers versus modern receivers. Where most of the Vintage receivers have a built-in preamp for the turntable and have a ground wire. Good video.

[@Planetgreenzen]

Great tips brother and nice haircut.

[@kwokhungleung8793]

Thanks you are a good teacher

[@gianlusc]

Anatomy of a marvel 😊

[@KingCrimson1981]

Great great video. Question. I've struggled with cartridge alignment and minimizing tracing distortion on the inner grooves. I've read that due to the physics of vinyl playback that this distortion can only be minimized, never totally eliminated. When aligning the cartridge, how do you minimize parallax problems when aligning? Do you work with the table on the floor so you can look directly down on it? Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

[@koendecrock]

Like your videos. And the AT LP 120 is a great starter turntable. I had it as my first, then upgraded to a Project Debut. Since five years I have a Clearaudio Concept, which is on a completely different level. I bought this together with a Primaluna Prologue Amp, an EAR 834P PreAmp and some Sonus Faber Toy Tower Speakers. Could have bought a small car for the money at that time, but you have to know your priorities :D While I absolutely love my setup and am sure it will last me a lifetime, I agree with the statement that the best turntable setup is the one you con afford. Can only get an AT LP 60 with some modest active speakers? Go for it! You can always get something better later, and sell your old one or give it to someone else who wants to get into the hobby. And what is great about your videos is that you show young people that want to get into the hobby that they do not need to sell a kidney to get something that will sound nice, and that all this setup is not as complex as it seems. Keep up the great work, dude!

[@vaughntonkin539]

a vinyl setup @ the price of small car is a better investment, it will far outlast a car, a fine example my Dad's old 68 HMV Rhapsody still working today, his 1968 HK Holdens probably junked long time ago

[@mastersanders9307]

Song Of The Day: The Pioneers by Bloc Party Very punk feel, amazing vocals and lovely band.

[@AnthonyCandaele]

Great video on how to setup your turntable. I'm planning on buying a Technics SL 1200G and Technics SU-700 amplifier. Does that come with a preamplifier build in or do I need to get an extra preamplifier? Thanks for your advice.

[@davidbeaulieu1075]

Hi Jared, great video. This has been a big help. I'm hoping you can add a comment based on an issue I have run into. I just purchased a technics sl-1350. I've balanced out the tonearm, but don't have the ability to height adjust the tonearm so that is parallel with the LP's I'll be playing. I don't believe it's adjustable on this table. What should those of us without an arm adjustment do? Should we just stack an extra mat or two onto the platter?

[@TheEifelquelle]

Top video, but I miss the most used setup in the 60s to 90s: 1. Turntable 2. Amplifier with a built in Preamp (Phono Input) 3. Passive Speakers! ;) I use this setup with a modern DENON AVR. My DENON X2500H has a phono line-in and it works perfect!

[@chandorkaramitt]

Gr8 video !! Any thing about grounding the turntable with preamp ? Or Amp? Not mentioned here

[@komiku3966]

Song of the day: The Jam - In The City

[@Tom-vg5nb]

The ortofon red 2 is what I am using and it sounds great.

[@Bunbunfunfun]

Some records are actually cut at varying angles to others. Height adjust can be used as well to compensate for this. “ Level “ is not the best spot for height adjustment. As all pressing cutting lathes use a slight angle on the groove, for technical reasons for groove tracking , frequency distribution etc. you can slightly tiny amounts less or more on the tracking force. Tracking force can vary a tiny bit from Specs depending on the table and arm you have. Great vid on setup though excellent info.

[@Wj32012]

Purple Rain - Prince and The Revolution. Song of the Day

[@EliotKid7893]

Thanks!

[@f3niks]

Great video :)

[@robertlandrum1971]

Song of the Day: Spin the Black Circle by Pearl Jam

[@turntablethomas2584]

It’s only appropriate lol :)

[@chelsealee144]

A very cool song: Songs from the Wood by Jethro Tull. It’s like the folk / rock Bohemian Rhapsody 🤩

[@jackekeeton1966]

Hey Jared, what about acrylic platter mats? I love them and they are static free and easy to clean. I would much rather have the acrylic mat than the felt mats that gather lots of dust and various debris. I love your channel and all of your content. For SONG OF THE DAY: Sam Smith-"How Do You Sleep".

[@carlosmauricionunezroa9488]

Hey, I have a question for you. I own an AT-LP120X and I just read in the Audio Technica site that the stock AT-VMN95e elliptical stylus wears out and should be replaced after 300 hours of playback. What's your take on that? To me, it seems that 300 hours is too soon for the stylus to get ruined... I've probably used it for about 400 and it still sounds good to me, but I'm worried I might be hurting my records.

[@musicboistudios9575]

When his name is Vinyl Eyezz but his doesn't have vinyl eyes smh

[@kan50805]

Vinylize

[@jimmywilliams9664]

Time to go out and replace my bang and olufsen with a crosley

[@Sjwatts]

What

[@TheMakingofChannel]

Very detailed, nice! But one question. After getting aligning the cartridge with the screws, wouldn't it be better to do the tracking force test again? Cause maybe you changed it by pulling the cartridge a bit further out or pushing it more into so it changes the weight. Or am I wrong?

[@arindambanerjee1662]

Nice one 👍

[@taiya2859]

useful information ✅

[@EugeneRastokinnim]

Have done it hundred times but God bless you for a such detailed explanation. Maybe you should mention protractor as well. And anti-skate is not that simple as well (you'd better to have calibration disc). But overall great video

[@drewlsy]

So this re-edit tutorial b/c you combined all the elements into one, is more universal in terms of all the brands and style of TT's out there? Kind of helps that the AT looks very similar to the Technics in design and function. I bought Technics TT, tho it has sat in my room b/c I am wanting to set it up properly do doing research on how. I also bought a calibration mat for it, specific to the Technics line, it has all kinds of lines and measuring guides on it. I have yet to sit down and do all of this. I am about to, but what is your opinion on the calibration mats made available out there?

[@robsonbass6058]

Funny story: I picked up a third turntable about three years ago used - the AT LP120 usb. For what I got it for, I love it. Then my buddy in Seattle bought a brand new one. It sounds great too. But after a while he got the bug to get another TT and he wanted a belt drive. So, we talked about the stuff that's been made available over the last decade or so. I told him he really wants to keep the replaceable headshell feature and why. So, what did he get? The same Fluance you chose. and he loves the frosted platter. He loves it. He can even swap cartridges between turntables easily because they take the same headshell mount. Interestingly, we're both 66 (we've been friends since high school) and our ears are not top notch. Being in a dozen bands as a bass player didn't help mine. I bring this up because we pretty much consider his Ortofon Blue and the AT 95 green to be "close enough for government work", That is, they both sound fine because we don't do any critical listening of the cartridges. We just do critical listening of the MUSIC. And they all sound great. And because the AT turntable has a built in pre-amp, he runs the fluance into the phono pre-amp of his Marantz 2230 and runs the AT into the aux input. So he gets to play "DJ" as we listen to his favorites (mostly blues live albums) and sip our Glenfiddich 12. Listening to vinyl is an experience that surpasses the mere music on which it's based.

[@ReasonablySane]

I concur, since you are me. :)

[@christianjohnson7228]

Hey Jarrett! Have you heard of Waterloo Records in Austin? If so, do you have any thoughts?

[@byronmacdowell3732]

Hey Jared, what about acrylic mats?

[@supremegg735]

Song of the day - I'm only sleeping The beatles

[@raycork17]

Your video explanations are the Best. You get right to the problem and explain the solution carefully. You don't pontificate about what you're doing. You make no long drawn out introduction. You have captions show up on the screen. Your videos are 100% better than most of them. Thanks a million!

[@Alex-eg6sq]

thank you

[@martianata]

Will you be doing one of these with the AT-LP120XUSB? I just ordered mine

[@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse]

I’ve decided to become a turntablist like mix master Mike. Dust covers on or off?

[@mixahbeatz9219]

Do you think you Could do a full audio set up video including your cassette, vinyl and (Cd if you have it) pls

[@chippsdippen]

Song of the day: Robot Rock - Daft Punk

[@tunabread4838]

ROCK RO BOT ROK

[@weninteressierts1769]

Thanks God I bought a REKKORD Audio F110P. The Setup was handmade in the factory.

[@michaelturner4457]

I just subscribed to your channel.

[@ferhz1500]

Hi man. Do I need a ground rca wire or could be a normal (hifi) rca cable and other simple ground to ground cable. Thx

[@user-vn7ce5ig1z]

Great video. 👍 But the main point I got from it is that record setups are very delicate and you wouldn't want to live in a high-earthquake-activity area or in a building where passing trucks can shake the floors, or anywhere else like that, or your records will get gouged. 😕

[@eyespy3001]

There are ways to deal with ambient noise and vibrations. In nightclubs, the decks are usually sitting on rubber balls or on foam, which is meant to dampen vibrations coming up through the feet of the turntable. Some quick research will point you in the direction of specially made products that can help your situation

[@SmokeyVibez]

I have a crosley t150 and it came with a pair of speakers. Do I need an amplifier for it? It plays just fine and is a way better improvement over their all in one record players.

[@jenavavara247]

Hi, we have some vinyl records at home but nothing to play it on so I wanna ask if Audio Technica LP60X is good choice. I'm not planning to get into collecting vinyl I just wanna get some Beatles' ones cause I love them. And maybe if I like it enough I'd buy some more expensive one. So is Audio Technica LP60X good choice for beginning or should I buy something else?

[@sadiasohail4994]

Yes new video

[@maddmanxx8042]

thanks

[@dalesanders7571]

The thing that isn't mentioned here is that anti skate prevents inner groove distortion on the tracks closest to the center of the record. Some dìal / spring loaded anti skates like the one shown here, don't function as well as weight pull systems. Pros and cons for both, while the dial system is simple to set, the weight system is more efficient but is fiddly and can render a turntable useless if the weight gets broken or lost.

[@Christian-pc8ku]

Do receivers normally come with amplifiers? And is it recommended to get a receiver over an amplifier?

[@z1522]

Of course, many turntables have zero means to adjust arm height; if too low, spacers can be added to the screws between the headshell and cartridge. If too high, the cartridge may just not be usable in your arm. Cartridge alignment is an area of great debates (signifying little?). Protractors attempt to make adjustments easier, but know they are all compromises, with the "ideal" matching only in the two spots in the arm arc. Technics (and AT) supplies a clever plastic gizmo that slips over the connector end of their headshell, which lets you adjust the cartridge position, needle centering, and reach in one step; this is slightly different from typical protractors, but has been perfectly acceptable for most who play 12" LPs. Too light a tracking force can actually damage vinyl more than too much. 2 gm is very common, but don't think 1 3/4 will be better if that's the low range of the recommended. Important: Connect the ground wire to the screw on the receiver/amp, otherwise hum may be bad.

[@cheekiantics1906]

hi Jared. could you make a video on how to repair the Cueing mechanism on a Audio Technica LP-120? the problem is that the cueing mechanism goes down way too fast onto the platter and it could damage records and the stylus itself. it would be really helpful for me and other people who also have this issue. thank you for the videos and help over the years!. - Jack

[@vaughntonkin539]

Get silicone diff fluid CST 500,000

[@paulwhite4061]

I finally got me a Fluance rt83. I know that it doesn't have a preamp. I'm really confused on the need for a stand alone preamp and a receiver. it's probably not a brand that you have ever heard of or reviewed. I got me a Moukey Home Audio Amplifier Stereo Receivers with Bluetooth 5.0, 400W 2.0 Channel Power Amplifier Stereo System w/USB, SD, AUX, RCA, MIC in w/Echo, LED for Karaoke, Home Theater Speakers - MAMP1... do I still need to hook it up to a stereo receiver then to my passive speakers. When I purchased it I thought that I wouldn't need the receiver. Can you please look at the specs of the Moukey and let me know if I do indeed need a receiver as well. Any assistance/advice that you can help me with would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Paul White from WV...

[@matthewvanblerk]

Song of the day ~ INXS by my side

[@MrGaragenation]

Can you play 10 inch vinyl on a 1210 turntable, as you mentioned the stylus is only good for 7" and 12" ?

[@maryprorok1866]

How do you know what size protractor? Or if making the protractor, how do you know where graft paper is to be placed?