Gear Patrol: The Ultimate Audio Setup for Every Type of Listener
Gear Patrol: The Ultimate Audio Setup for Every Type of Listener
Whether you live in a small apartment, love listening to vinyl or stream from Tidal or Spotify, there's an audio setup perfect for you.
Pro-Ject Debut Carbon EVO: Wired
Pro-Ject Debut Carbon EVO: Wired
"The Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Evo sounds magnificent. Turntables don't get simpler or more elegant than this, with none of the bells and whistles of others on this list. Instead, Pro-Ject opts for high-quality components in the simplest configuration possible, like a carbon-fiber tonearm, a custom TPE-damped metal platter, and a house-made cartridge that typically retails for $150 alone." - Wired
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Pro-Ject Essential III Phono: Rolling Stones Magazine
Pro-Ject Essential III Phono Get's Featured in Rolling Stones Valentine's Day Buying Guide
"The Pro-Ject Essential III Phono mixes minimalist good looks with audiophile-quality sonics, in a refined and elegant package. This hefty turntable is as much a display piece as it is a dynamic sound machine.
Your vinyl records spin smoothly, thanks to the Essential III’s diamond-cut aluminum drive pulley, while a resonance-optimized MDF main platter and MDF chassis keep the audio bright and balanced."
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Gear Patrol: The Complete Guide to All of Pro-Ject's Turntables
Gear Patrol: The Complete Guide to All of Pro-Ject's Turntables
Gear Patrol recently sat down with Heinz Lichtenegger, Founder and CEO of Pro-Ject to learn about the companies history and map out a guide to all of Pro-Ject's turntables.
“I started Pro-Ject to bring as many people as possible to the world of hobby hi-fi, especially in the 1980s when CD players were extremely expensive and generally inaccessible,” said Heinz Lichtenegger, the founder of Pro-Ject Audio. “At this time, I realized that a good turntable could sound even better than a CD, however, there were no quality turntables available that were low cost. So, in 1991 I decided I had to make one.” Nearly 30 years later, the company is still known for just that: audiophile-grade turntables at affordable prices.
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