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Preferably a research-quality text. It doesn't need to be edited in English necessarily; and can be based on any dialect or standardization since the republics founding.

I'm not a native speaker, so I wouldn't trust my own interpretation of the phonemes for transcribing. And I don't consider the Turkish-Latin script to be sufficient for my purposes. (For instance, I would like the distinction between l and velarized ɫ for neighboring front/back vowels 1.) Thx!

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You could download the data from TELL. Elicit.db.txt and Elicit2.db.txt have IPA transcriptions of paradigms, and does bother with l ~ ɫ though not e ~ ɛ. The Turkish government has a site with recordings for very many words, but you would have to do your own transcription.

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