Hi everyone! Newbie here.

I was wondering if anyone here knew anything on a Pioneer PL-320. I rescued it from my storeroom and had the needle/stylus fixed. However, the rotation speed behaves quite erratically as I can never get the strobe lights to stay constant. They're either always moving forwards or backwards. This makes listening to vinyls really irritating.

I have an amp problem, that is to say I need to get a new one, and I was thinking of getting the C272 and running it with my old Adcom GFP-1A pre. It was suggested to me that for roughly the same money that I would probably be better off geting the integrated C372.

Cash is an issue,'cause I just purchased new speakers (Paradigm reference 40's) and a new cd spinner (cambridge 640). Don't run a Turntable.

Any thoughts?

Thanks, Chris

Any help from someone with knowledge of the NAD line is appreciated.

I am looking at the 372 and 272 and we have no dealer here in St. Louis. If I go with the 272 it would be for the seeable future be paired with my Adcom GFP1a pre. I have been told that in addition to being old it's not a great pre anyway. Or do I go ahead and just buy the 372 integrated and be done with upgrades.

This is for two channel and I don't use a turntable. Cost is an issue and I am open to other suggestions.

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