Yamaha TT-S303 Hi-Fi Vinyl Belt Drive Turntable – Piano Black: Experience Unmatched Sound Quality Review

I use in tandem with Marantz NR1200 and B&W607. The player is really very easy to set up and operate. The sound is very pleasant. After a year of regular use, it stably keeps the desired speed, no complaints. With the previous amplifier, I used the built-in phono stage for the first time, but later I switched to an external Pro-Ject and the records began to play brighter, deeper, and more saturated. Now I use the built-in Marantz, but I plan to switch to external again in the near future. We

I recommend not using the built-in phono stage. I use an external Yamaha RX-V773. Got pros: Super classic design. The sound is great for the money. Possibility to replace the head. Perfect fit for Yamaha. Different cons: Why is the power button on the back? Adjustment of speed on the bottom of the device? There is no function to return the tonearm after the end of the record.

Overall impressions are positive, strict design suits most interiors, good tonearm, easy tuning. The only thing that upset the sound quality with a standard needle (it costs AT 3600), putting a DN85 needle, everything was fine) At the same time, the recommended pressure of 3.5 g can be reduced to 2. Its pros: Laconic, stylish design. Easy to use, smooth mechanism for lowering the needle. Different cons: The stock needle did not live up to expectations. There are no low frequencies at all, which

Very easy to use. The piano finish looks classy. The sound produced is exactly what I was hoping for. Deep and truly realistic sound

Outstanding turntable with full integration with the Yamaha receiver. I hooked it up to my system and immediately noticed a sound improvement over the stock player.

Very easy to assemble! It's not just an entry-level turntable because it's clearly not cheap, it's a great step up, you don't have to spend $1,000 to get good sound. I'm pairing this with a blue Ortofon so I put about $720 into my system like I spent $1200! We recommend

So I've been in music since I was born. Wanted something different because I was fed up with digital downloads. You sound terrible. That thing sounds great! It's not automatic, but the disc is aluminum, not very heavy. Maybe the slab weighs several pounds. Easy setup. Very clean look. I paired this with a Yamaha rx-v385 receiver and an ELAC B6 kit. I'm in love here As I said, this is my first turntable, but I'm already addicted to it. Heard 3 albums today.

Turntable and ALL parts unpacked on Wednesday. Cannot receive sound properly, muted. watched all the youtube videos about the tt-s303, followed the instructions and a techie tried to balance the arm. Trust me it's the cartridge. I am running the turntable through a brand new Yamaha AS 701 and Bose 901 along with Mitsubishi DS-50CS speakers. tried the CD player. OMG amazing sound with CD about Yamaha A-S701! I RETURNED it and got a new Yamaha CD player. The USB support allows me to access my…

Best turntable I've ever had. I hear a spaciousness and depth my albums have never had before and absolutely NO turntable noise. This Yamaha unit is also great for isolating floor noise that comes from walking around the room. As a test, I ran around the room a couple of times while digitizing the album, increasing the tempo with each lap, and only after walking with an exceptionally heavy step did the needle pick up a hint of ground noise. Setup was easy, but the instructions for balancing the

Replaced my Technics SLQ-300 bought new in 1976. The cartridge supplied is of very poor quality. This table deserves so much more. Now Ortofon Red and albums sound amazing. For example new records. Of course, defects (scratches, bangs, etc.) are also highlighted. The phono stage seems to be very good. Recording on a computer using the Audacity software (free) allows you to create files of very high quality. Initial arm balance setup is a bit fiddly, but once mastered it works well. The…