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Find your nextturntable — matched to your collection

Seven questions. We match you to a turntable that actually fits your collection, budget and setup — and size the storage you’ll need in 3 years.

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Solid wood, designed in Spain. Ships from Madrid with quality inspection.

Storage Projection

In 24 months records
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KTS size  for your collection

Projection assumes current pace. We recommend 15–20% headroom.

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★★★★★

"Got the Modular x4 for my 280 vinyl. Solid, no sagging, assembled in 20 minutes. After 8 months still like day one. Quality is noticeable vs the Kallax I had before."

MR
Marc R.
Verified · Madrid
Vinyl Modular x4 · 200+ LPs
★★★★★

"Researched for months. Compared to BrickBox, Tylko and others, KTS is the only one that handles real vinyl weight."

EL
Elena L.
Verified · Barcelona
Foreigner Combined · 120 LPs
★★★★★

"My collection is at 450 vinyl and growing. The Diggers Wall is exactly what I needed. Arrived from Madrid in 4 days, perfect packaging."

JB
James B.
Verified · London
Diggers Wall · 600+ LPs

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What the Turntable Buying Quiz does

The Turntable Buying Quiz recommends the right record player for you in under a minute, based on your budget, experience level, and whether you want a plug-and-play or upgradeable setup.

How it works

It weighs the factors that actually matter — drive type (belt vs direct), built-in vs external phono preamp, cartridge quality and budget — and matches them to a turntable type that suits how you'll use it.

FAQ

Which turntable should a beginner buy?
A belt-drive deck with a decent pre-mounted cartridge and (ideally) a built-in preamp is the easiest, best-value start. Take the quiz above for a tailored pick.

Once you have a deck, plan where it lives: Turntable Stand Guide.

Turntable types at a glance

Type Best for Notes
Belt-drive Most listeners Lower motor noise, great sound for the money
Direct-drive DJs & high torque Instant start, robust, slightly more motor rumble on cheap units
Built-in preamp Beginners Plug straight into powered speakers — no extra box
External preamp Upgraders Better sound ceiling, connects to a hi-fi amp

Belt or direct drive for home listening?
Belt-drive for most home setups — quieter and better value. Direct-drive if you DJ or want instant start.

Do I need a separate phono preamp?
Only if your turntable and amp don't already have one. The quiz factors this in.

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