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I was wondering which part of the vinyl setup would you consider the most change in sound quality. I am thinking the part are the cartridge, the tonearm, and the phonostage. The rest of the part I already have as part of my digital line setup and is fine. I am currently running a technic sl 1200 mk2 with a denon 103 cartridge w/ stock arm. I have a musical fidelity lps as the phonostage. Any recommendation on the phonostage bc I am thinking that is the weakest point in my setup. The eddie current transcript and clear audio basic + sound like phonostage that is good in my price range. If you have any recommendation in the price range that would be great. If the tonearm is the best part for upgrade then I am thinking the rega rb203. I am afraid of changing anything that is on the turntable itself to much bc eventually I would upgrade the turntable itself eventually in a few years. Hopefully its not the cartridge bc I already upgrade it to the denon and its still sound inferior to my best digital setup right now. Ohh and how important is the vta and cartridge setup. I just adjust it tracking pressure but didn't adjust the whole tracking angle thing with protractor since I am pretty new at vinyl.