Hi Morgan, I got my first LP about 55 years ago (and I still have it), and I love to see young people loving vinyl. That's very good advice for beginners, who are faced with so many questions (and some very poor equipment choices). The LP60 turntable really does make a very good entry point, and I think its big selling point is the pickup cartridge it comes with... it's way better than it deserves to be at the price, and can hold its own in far more expensive turntables. You explain things well too, and I noticed how nicely you did your editing. Keep up the good work!

You can read the book while listening to the album lol! Also the blue Dune steelbook is glow in the dark! Glad you enjoyed the package 😊!

As someone who’s been collecting LPs since 1992, the information in this video has been well researched and is spot on. Well done 👍

Thanks for sharing. Lucky you. 😊 I luv the Dune movies. Have not read the book.

Very cool Morgan... A great box of goodies.... Awesomeness my friend....

I’ve seen the Dune part 2 movie and it was really long

Surprise Unboxing and Shocker It's Not Vinyl Junkie :)

The pressing is so cool!

Damn that subscriber is a real one. Free stuff is dope 😂

Morgan~that's sperb unboxing-be well-))

Solid, SOLID advice!

Great advice!

Good video. Thanks. I want to bring attention to a model that most people aren't aware of: Crosley C3. It's more of an "audiophile style" turntable that sells for as little as $100 online, but the sound quality is especially good, a big step up from a lot of turntables that cost $250 and less. It's manual though with no Bluetooth option. I got one, really liked it, and passed it on to someone who needed a replacement for their broken vintage turntable. I use a vintage turntable for my own regular listening.

This is really cute ❤

This is a fantastic video! Keep them coming!

Good informative video!❤👍🏻

Great job morgan, i just got mt daughters into music this is a great information for beginners.

Awesome!!!! Thank you!!!!

Youre always putting in that work for the vinyl community ❤

Thanks for the excellent advice!

It's great you are into vinyl and hifi. I look forward to more of your videos.

You did say this already, but I wanted to emphasize this point: would be a shame to buy a crappy record player that could actually ruin your records. When I was a kid I had one of those and eventually led me to get rid of all my records! So I am no expert in records but I am hesitant to encourage people to buy them. Perhaps get into digital audio first, and move into records slowly, only if you are sure you know what you are doing?! Love to see young people who like audio gear! Good job!

Bea wrote this too!! She’s soooo good. My fave

I think you're Channel & Potato Fi are awesome. Definitely will highlight/recommend your Channels. Here's to you getting 100k Subscribers within the next year. You are what will keep this industry going. Analog or Digital or both ! Great Video. Again, you "kids" say inside 10 minutes that us Old Fart You Tubers need 15 to 20 min. to do. Great job & great content on your Channel. Just Subscribed !

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The phono preamp has a critical function - the record is cut with a standard RIAA equalization - the bass would be too big (physically) and the grooves would take up a lot of space, and records would only be able to play much shorter times - so the RIAA standard is to cut the bass loudness in half. Treble has the opposite challenge - the grooves would be so small that they would wear out very quickly - so the RIAA equalization doubles the volume of the treble. The phono preamp has to take the signal from the cartridge, and cut the treble in half, and double the bass - so it sounds like it did in the master recording. As you might imagine, the phono preamp can have a better quality design, or it can be built to a price point, and not do this RIAA equalization as well.

Great Job on the video and information. I'm excited to see your journey on a great hobby.

I used a convection oven with an already trashed LP to see its warping point: it's between 140-150 F or about 60-65 C. I did not keep going to its melting point! Since a closed car in sunlight can easily reach 140 F here in Phoenix, I make Zia Records the last stop before going home.

Great tips for beginners, it's awesome to see young people getting into the hobby and learning! Best of luck to you!

Morgan, You have my full support. A small suggestion. Slow your pace down. You are knowledgeable and interesting. Make a slow and effective presentation. Smooooth is better! Thank you

I love the younger generation into the audio equipment and vinyl community. Great job Morgan!

Old crusty audiophile here. Awesome video. Keep ‘em coming.

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Thanks.

I think you missed Tom petty

New Zedd album gonna be great. I liked out of time better

Out of time still better id say. sure lucky will probably be a radio song but compared to songs on his albums such done with love true colors papercut gives it that “story” feeling from beginning to end

Target having a big sale - albums on sale - 70% clearance - and awesome tips!!!!!

the iconic zedd chord progression! ❤

Poor guy I need one for asthma

Thanks Morgan. Great info.

Thanks so much for the tips I will use them!

I think I might order the Post Malone Beerbongs And Bentleys album cuz I love the songs Better Now and Pyschofreak

Good video I also have the audio-technica AT-LP120XUSB Turntable had it for 5 yrs and I love it and they are a good brand keep up the good work on your videos.

I’m gonna try to order my lilac Audio Technica LP60XBT next week cuz I tried to last week but sadly I wasn’t able to cuz I had to pay bills

Similar to his song "funny"

Thanks Morgan.

get me carole king pls

love this, i know like nobody else who likes martin garrix. i got to shake his hand in may

really cool shelf....Martin is the best dj hands down