I bought one there, he recommended a little black 'plastic thing' with no USB, just a built in speaker and it can be plugged into any AUX line in a stereo. In that respect, just buy one of the turntables in Rage (is that the little retro place?). I wanted a record player so I could buy a few records to play to appreciate the nice, warm vinyl sound, but not to replace my main medium of playing music. 'OP, you gotta spend at least €7,000 on a system with its own dedicated vibration-free chamber or else you won't respect your vinyl' Jesus, you gotta love it when the vinylheads take over! I think Peats Electronics do separates as well and they have shops on College Green / Dame Street and Parnell Street so you could drop in and ask what sort of stock they have now. You can always take a look at the Sony Centre website and see what the prices there are like (if they list them). There are a Sony Centres in Stephen's Green SC and on Stephen's Green itself too and I think there's one in Jervis SC. Obviously you could spend thousands on top of the range gear if you wanted (Bang and Olufsen in Donnybrook) but I'm guessing you'd be looking for something mid-range but decent and I've found Sony stuff reliable. Not sure if it would be cheaper or more expensive now. So those guys set me up for less than €500. I also picked up a second stylus for the turntable because it's always handy to have a back-up one. At the time the amp I got cost €170, the turntable was €125 and the speakers were €160. They're probably not the best suppliers out there but they're pretty good. Well, I got my separates in the Sony Centre on O'Connell Street in 2007. Thanks that sounds great,any idea where I can get all this in Dublin or online either?

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