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Pre-ordered VE CE from up1.co.uk because it was cheaper than AL for some reason.
Yeah I was planning to pick up a PS5 when I could but instead I am opting to save up for the 4k tv first. I am aiming for a good one.I've pretty much given up all hope of getting a PS5 in the first half of this year, maybe not even this year at all! So I opted to finally get a new record player and speakers instead.
The turntable I went with is a JAM Vinyl Bluetooth Turntable Record Player (or the Spun Out according to the JAM website) which also has a PC connection option, so I can back up some stuff that I'll be buying that isn't available anywhere else (stuff like the Wicked City and Demon City soundtracks). For speakers I went with the same brand, JAM Book Shelf Bluetooth Speakers, simply because I needed a set of speakers because the turntable doesn't have any built in. Hopefully it's a decent set!
I upgraded to a new 4K TV around New Year, not through choice as my previous one (which was also 4K) just up and died on me. So, in a strange twist of fate I've ended up with a better screen with Dolby Vision and Atmos in prep for PS5 but sadly, haven't been able to get my hands one lolYeah I was planning to pick up a PS5 when I could but instead I am opting to save up for the 4k tv first. I am aiming for a good one.
Ah nice that sounds good. My end goal is to have a nice entertainment center with 5.1 speakers eventually. Though due to the high costs of making such a thing it's going to be done in stages and I'm debating on getting a cheap sound bar as a placeholder.I upgraded to a new 4K TV around New Year, not through choice as my previous one (which was also 4K) just up and died on me. So, in a strange twist of fate I've ended up with a better screen with Dolby Vision and Atmos in prep for PS5 but sadly, haven't been able to get my hands one lol
I wish I could get a 5.1 set up but don't have the best room for one. A soundbar is something I've always considered and the new Roku one looks quite convenient (tho not pircewise lol) but I don't even know where to start with themAh nice that sounds good. My end goal is to have a nice entertainment center with 5.1 speakers eventually. Though due to the high costs of making such a thing it's going to be done in stages and I'm debating on getting a cheap sound bar as a placeholder.
Yamaha soundbars are a good compromise between price and quality.I wish I could get a 5.1 set up but don't have the best room for one. A soundbar is something I've always considered and the new Roku one looks quite convenient (tho not pircewise lol) but I don't even know where to start with them
It depends on how much you want to spend on the soundbar I guess. At minimum you will want HDMI input on the soundbar (and the more ports the better if you want to plug consoles etc into it). Everything after that is down to you.I wish I could get a 5.1 set up but don't have the best room for one. A soundbar is something I've always considered and the new Roku one looks quite convenient (tho not pircewise lol) but I don't even know where to start with them
Building a 5.1 setup in stages is the way to go. You'll get way more out of a solid 2.1 (or even 2.0) setup compared to a "cheap" 5.1 setup. And while expensive, speakers can really last long and don't really become obsolete.My end goal is to have a nice entertainment center with 5.1 speakers eventually. Though due to the high costs of making such a thing it's going to be done in stages and I'm debating on getting a cheap sound bar as a placeholder.
That's good to hear thanks. I've been doing research on where to begin so I understand I need a reciever first and formost. By time I save up for all this I hope to have a better understanding on what I should look for.Building a 5.1 setup in stages is the way to go. You'll get way more out of a solid 2.1 (or even 2.0) setup compared to a "cheap" 5.1 setup. And while expensive, speakers can really last long and don't really become obsolete.
Gust games go out of print ridiculously fast, so I can't fault you there. Atelier Lulua is already out of print, and that was 2019. Hell, even Ryza (also 2019) seems to have just gone out of print, and that was the biggest seller in the series to date.Nights of Azure 2
I decided to once again play it safe and grab the sequel immediately on Base because it was actually pretty cheap for a new copy. And when you consider the fact that it was released back in 2017 you forget that it will probably sell out sooner than you think.
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Ys IX was expensive (£40 at Base), but I don't expect to spend that much on other games for a while (maybe NieR Replicant but it depends on the funding I get later).
Yeah the age of physical media is going to be very different from here on.Gust games go out of print ridiculously fast, so I can't fault you there. Atelier Lulua is already out of print, and that was 2019. Hell, even Ryza (also 2019) seems to have just gone out of print, and that was the biggest seller in the series to date.
I fear you're going to look back on the days of £40 games wistfully in a few years, since we're entering a generation where the starting price is £70.
I would advise not getting that as it's pretty much the same as all those cheap suitcase record players since it uses the same stylus that has issues with skipping on certain records (mostly bass heavy records, and it isn't a 2000's records issue as I've had two 90's 7" singles skip).The turntable I went with is a JAM Vinyl Bluetooth Turntable Record Player (or the Spun Out according to the JAM website) which also has a PC connection option Hopefully it's a decent set!
It already arrived today (same day delivery with where I order from) and works fine on all the records I’ve tried today, so I’m happy with what I got.I would advise not getting that as it's pretty much the same as all those cheap suitcase record players since it uses the same stylus that has issues with skipping on certain records (mostly bass heavy records, and it isn't a 2000's records issue as I've had two 90's 7" singles skip).
If you want a decent turntable, anything with a audio technica AT3600L stylus (except the GPO PR50 or anything in that range from them as the tone arm counterweight is to heavy for the stylus) would be a good starting point and you don't really need a USB connection since if it has a built in pre-amp you can connect directly through the line in.
or a projcet debut carbon dc £299 from amazon uk.I would advise not getting that as it's pretty much the same as all those cheap suitcase record players since it uses the same stylus that has issues with skipping on certain records (mostly bass heavy records, and it isn't a 2000's records issue as I've had two 90's 7" singles skip).
If you want a decent turntable, anything with a audio technica AT3600L stylus (except the GPO PR50 or anything in that range from them as the tone arm counterweight is to heavy for the stylus) would be a good starting point and you don't really need a USB connection since if it has a built in pre-amp you can connect directly through the line in.