Looking for your first turntable but on a tight budget? Paul Rigby reviews a possible solution with Pro-Ject’s Primary I have had the – sometimes dubious – honour of getting to…
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Packed with innovation, The Funk Firm turntable flies in the face of design tradition. Paul Rigby reviews the Gett! and talks to designer and former Pink Triangle founder, Arthur Khoubesserian Sometimes a…
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Featuring a plug-in phono amplifier for a luxurious ‘all in one’ configuration, Paul Rigby reviews the T+A G2000 R turntable I have had ‘prior’ with T+A. My own turntable history began…
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Offering a mid-range price with a few intriguing design twists, Paul Rigby reviews the dual speed, belt-driven Thorens’ TD309 turntable The TD309, weighing 6.5kg, is a sort of statement from the…
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Celebrating an important birthday, radio experts Roberts releases only its second ever turntable. Paul Rigby reviews the RT100 I, and probably you, know Roberts from its range of high quality and…
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Looking for a high-end source system? Paul Rigby reviews Origin Live’s Sovereign Mk.3 turntable and it’s Enterprise C arm under it’s 12″ guise Origin Live’s system arrives in its latest incarnation.…
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The Rega Planar 1 has been out and about for a little while and so Paul Rigby has been able to have a good long look at the thing before giving…
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Looking for a sub-budget turntable offering automatic play? Paul Rigby might have the very thing for you as you reviews the Audio-Technica AT-LP3 There is a steady stream of very (very)…
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The resurgence in the popularity of vinyl has triggered a similar growth in the design and production of new turntables but can the older models still compete? Paul Rigby tries one…
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Looking for a lifestyle turntable that might actually be worth listening to? Paul Rigby wonders if he’s found a like candidate with Pro-Ject’s VT-E So what on earth am I doing…
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Want to go direct drive but are afraid of the expense? Lenco might have a surprise for you. Paul Rigby reviews the Lenco L-3808 (and provides a money off deal: see…
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“This turntable is automatic, it’s systematic, it’s hydromatic. Why it’s greased lightnin’!” With apologies to John Travolta, Paul Rigby reviews the Dual MTR-75 turntable Made in China – not Hanpin in…
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Looking for an easy to use budget turntable that promises top sound quality? Paul Rigby crosses his fingers as he reviews the French-made Elipson Omega 100 Looking at the budget turntable…
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Rega control much of the budget and low cost turntable market and have been in business since the 70s. Their Southend HQ produces, in excess of, 4,000 turntables per month. The…
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Upgrading their successful Sovereign turntable, Paul Rigby reviews the new Origin Live motor and power supply upgrades for the deck Origin Live is one of the least appreciated and most under-rated…
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Releasing a new midrange turntable, toting its established Nima arm, Paul Rigby reviews the Roksan Radius 7 I first saw the Roksan Radius 7, in its rather glass-like flesh, at the…
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Arriving with an arm and cartridge plus phono and headphone amplifiers, Paul Rigby reviews the budget turntable, VPI’s Nomad “We created the Nomad right after we released our $30,000 turntable, the…
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EAT has released a new, mid-priced, turntable. Paul Rigby reviews the C-Sharp turntable and its C-Note arm Based in Prague, in the Czech Republic, EAT is in the fortunate position of…
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Although famous for its elaborate speaker designs, Wilson Benesch is rooted in vinyl. Paul Rigby reviews the Full Circle turntable You could buy yourself a Porsche Cayman S, have a luxurious…
