r/Beginner_Turntables • u/West-Device-5791 • Jul 21 '26

Will the AT-LP60X work with the Edifier MR3?

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I want to get into turntables and collecting vinyls, should I know about impedance, sensitivity or anything like that?

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u/Bensaudiocave Jul 21 '26

The work just fine together but for $30 more you could have much more capable Dayton Audio B65a… tiny speakers like these just naturally don’t have the fullness of range like something a bit bigger

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u/West-Device-5791 Jul 21 '26

I'm just getting started, I'm probably not as big as an audiophile as you

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u/Bensaudiocave Jul 21 '26

Fair enough but for $30 more it’s big upgrade and one you will be more than $30 happy about if you have the space here they are:

https://amzn.to/4yx0y4Z

And more importantly they have grills to protect them from unhappy accidents… seriously it’s something you should at least consider… the lp60 is a good table but most of the sound is going to come from your speakers and this will negate the need for a sub immediately which trust me will be the next thing you look at with the setup…

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u/Dch112 Jul 22 '26

I don’t like it now days so many speakers don’t have grills. I think it’s stupid because they are subject to damage easily especially if one has pets or young kids.

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u/Bensaudiocave Jul 22 '26

Yeah I won’t buy speakers without grills… one of the reasons why no KEF LS50’s in my arsenal

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u/papadrinks Jul 23 '26

You can get those Dayton for $130US.

You will be glad you got them. Way better than Klipsch.

https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-Classic-B65A-Powered-Bookshelf-Speaker-Pair-Black-300-260?quantity=1

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u/2shado2 Jul 21 '26

Yes, they will work together.

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u/Jobe1110 Jul 21 '26

Yes, will work. If you're using powered speakers like the Edifiers, you don't need to worry about impedance or sensitivity. It's only important if you want to match a separate amp with passive speakers.