Ed Selley
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I take it there’s a switchable speed control?
i.e. not a belt adjustment like the cheaper Pro-ject models.
Nope, you remove the platter and switch the belt from one pulley to another.
Have to laugh - that doesn't exactly fit in with the convenience image this TT seems to be trying to bring...
Shot self in foot comes to mind
Perhaps its only DJs who have hundreds of 45 EPs?
It's available on Amazon for £236
Another person here who has more 12" singles on vinyl than LP's.
You just know you should trade you decks in for a couple of 1200s and a mixer for the proper hands on vinyl experience
(Hmmm, re-reading that - it just sounds wrong )
It isn't my usual policy to comment on what other reviewers think but the whole ethos of that review is flawed- catastrophically so. Mr Rigby has decided that phono stages built into turntables will suffer from interference. Now, it is far from impossible that they can have this issue but to follow this to its logical conclusion, I cannot for the life of me see how he's perfectly happy with the performance of the Rega Brio's internal phono stage which is working in a far more challenging environment than one sat at the back of a turntable plinth.
It's also- as I note in this review- somewhat pointless to criticise a turntable for limited upgradeability when the company makes several other models you can buy instead to fulfill this need.
It isn't my usual policy to comment on what other reviewers think but the whole ethos of that review is flawed- catastrophically so. Mr Rigby has decided that phono stages built into turntables will suffer from interference.
Wow. Apparently it stops the laptop fan noise obscuring the digital signal to your DAC and clouding your music. Incredible. I’m amazed any of my data packets (emails, file transfers, print jobs, etc) can work at all without this cable, having now read about all the noise issues a computer creates...The "Audiophile Man" does give favourable reviews to usb cables that cost £888 per metre though.........
Andy
Wow. Apparently it stops the laptop fan noise obscuring the digital signal to your DAC and clouding your music. Incredible. I’m amazed any of my data packets (emails, file transfers, print jobs, etc) can work at all without this cable, having now read about all the noise issues a computer creates...
Let alone how densely consolidated virtual servers can work within clusters in data centres....