best turntable?

Along the lines of vinyls in general, what's the best way to build your set up cheaply and efficiently? I've seen these mentioned a lot for turntables, but what about amps, speakers, needles, and places to buy the records themselves? Sorry for the beginner questions.

One that has a counterweight

>>70834504
the at-120 comes with a decent needle (for beginners) no need to upgrade. it also comes with a built-in preamp so you don't need that. just powered speakers. literally just look on amazon or best buy and see what has high reviews in your price range. also i don't know where you live so i can't recommend places to buy albums. how can u not know this? discogs and record label websites are good places if you don't want tk leave your home to shop

project debut III is my dream turntable
I have an lp120 currently

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Technics SL-MA1

If you ever see one under $200, get it

>>70834504
Search Craigslist and find a used record store or flea market in your town. You just need a turntable, receiver and speakers.

>>70835300
Goddamn thats thicc

>>70835300

>P-mount

more like under $50

>>70834504
search local goodwill/thrift stores/salvation army for amplifier and speakers. i found a pioneer amp, 5.1 pioneer speakers with large sub for $13

had to get at120lp but its worth it

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>>70834334
this one :^)

>>70835751
What's wrong with p-mount?

I'm currently running a Pro-ject Debut Carbon Esprit SB through a Cambridge Audio Topaz AM10 and Q Acoustics 3020 bookshelf speakers
I can't recommend any component of my set up enough
I may went a bit overboard with the Turntable, but the Ortofon 2M Red is really great cartridge and the built-in speed switch as a big plus