RT80 vs TEAC TN-300
The TN-300 matches the RT80 on wow & flutter (0.200%), signal-to-noise (67 dB), drive type (Belt), and platter material (Aluminum).
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The Fluance RT80 is an entry-level, belt-drive vinyl turntable with a built-in, switchable phono preamp, allowing connection to either a phono input or line-level equipment such as powered speakers. It comes with an Audio-Technica AT91 moving-magnet cartridge and supports 33⅓ and 45 RPM records. Fluance lists the RT80 as discontinued.
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The closest alternatives on specs, description and the systems they turn up in, with the specs they share set side by side.
The TN-300 matches the RT80 on wow & flutter (0.200%), signal-to-noise (67 dB), drive type (Belt), and platter material (Aluminum).
The TN-180BT-A3's wow & flutter is 0.250% against the RT80's 0.200%, its signal-to-noise 64 dB against 67 dB, and its platter material Composite against Aluminum. Both share drive type (Belt).
The LP3XBT's signal-to-noise is 60 dB against the RT80's 67 dB. Both share wow & flutter (0.200%), drive type (Belt), and platter material (Aluminum).
The BT500 matches the RT80 on wow & flutter (0.200%), signal-to-noise (67 dB), and drive type (Belt).
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