Should I upgrade my turntable?

The small but intense 'flock' of Technics fanboys are gathering around another victim. oops i mean sucker, oops i mean some know nothing who may be easily swayed by a cluster of fanboys salivating over one more ordinary TT with a crappy arm. Funny how they flock to these posts.
My opinion, if you are happy with your TT stick to it!! Spend the money on LPs!!!
I just blew Thousands on TTs but I already HAVE 6,000 LPs. between yesterday and today I bought $80. in used LPs locally.
KEEP THE TT, BUY MUSIC

As you can see, the Technics table and its adherents have a few vocal detractors on this and other forums. I find the more venomous and derisive the language, the less trustworthy the source. From certain parties, it comes to sound like a broken record, devoid of any constructive information and pregnant with language that delights only its author--over and over and over again.

You'll be better off listening to more reasoned and reasonable voices, perhaps ones who know that the noun "flock" takes a singular verb and who will refrain from calling you a "sucker" or "some know nothing" (sic).

-Bob

I am certain the poster can figure out who is taking whom for a rde.

Depending on what your using for a phonostage, your return on ivestment may be better upgrading that. I have a DL160 and it didn't really shine until I found a proper matching stage. In most cases any standard MM stage will do, but the output is low enough that I heard unwanted noise from my amp. to compensate. You may not have that problem though.

Agree a separate phono stage might be a good choice if you really want to spend the money on an upgrade, instead of on music.