[SoundGoon]

I posted this over in the equipment forum but wanted to get a few more eyes on it. Any insight that anybody can give based on experience or even just their own opinions are appreciated. Thanks in advance!
So after a little searching I can't really tell where this tt (Denon DP-37F) sits in the overall scheme of things. It's a Denon direct drive with the servo tacking tonearm which sounds good, but is anyone familiar with this particular piece? Is it a good entry level turntable, a mid level, or a starting-to-be-something-a-little-fancy turntable? I have a possible line on one for around $200 and was wondering if it was worth it or not. Also, does anyone have any thoughts about how this line compares to the Sony biootracer tonearms?

 

[AudioGeezer]

The Denon model you mention was, in its day, a mid-level TT that was generally well regarded. For $200, it might be a decent entry-level unit. However, there have been a number of really good lower priced TT's introduced over the past 5-6 years, some of which come with a cartridge. It might be a good idea to look at some of them before you make your purchase. For starters, check out the less expensive models from VPI, Pro-Ject, Rega, Music Hall, etc.