verdier Platine or Nottingham Analogue hyperspace


I intended to upgrade my current TT Thorens 850
Those TT have two different sound ,but i like both.
I would like to read your opnion about those TT and comperson bettween them
(for Jazz and classical music)
Thanks
birdyy8
@lbelchev, Thanks for the information. From the literature, it's obvious that there is a fair bit of thought that went into the motor construction. I  peaked into the motor housing recently, having had the turntable for almost twenty years. While not an electrical engineer, the general construction inside the housing is impressive. Somehow it doesn't square with the criticism that the motor is less than stellar.  I realised that this is a very amateurish observation.

Recently, with the  help of @ct0517 fine tuning the thread drive, I have been experiencing good results, i.e. stable pitch, with the stock motor. I still use a Sutherland Light Strobe. The indication from the strobe is that the speed is consistent, but not table at 33,33rpm,

Finally I have a question: where can I find the 'Sound Practice'? Is this a newsletter put out by JC Verdier. Can't seem to find anything on the website.


@ledoux1238

Sound Practices - valve/horn/turntable magazine was published by Joe Roberts in the 1990s in Austin, USA. Only 16 issues ever published. I think the whole collection is available in PDF format in the CD ROM here https://www.hificollective.co.uk/magazines/sound_practiceshome.html.  I can send you photo of the article, but  don't know how.

Cheers
The topic started 14 years ago, where the fffff you can get Verdier Platine  nowadays ?