Has anyone seen this? A really beautiful turntable

If I won the lottery I would blow $2500 on one just to see.
However I seriously doubt anyone who peruses these forums is likely to buy one.
So I truly think we will never know just how good/ bad it is.

elliottbnewcombjr187 posts11-19-2019 8:28amGreat idea, but,

I couldn't imagine how it could be perfect.

Have a look at the wobble in this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUlPN2A_r-g

It does wobble some in the video, but obviously it does not affect the sound. I mean, look at the way the dude is jamming out while the record is playing.

Maybe the wobble has a positive effect on the sound.  Sort of like playing everything through Leslie organ speakers.

"...have to wait for the platter to come up to speed before the tone arm descends...." What?!  A 'Jetson' version of a Flintstone player?  And it's How Much?!

My first thought (I do think, contrary to what some may think....or think they do...or...oh, forget it....) was it has to effect the cart...any cart.

Even the old Rabco ST-4 I bought ages ago just for grins works better, mechanical racket and all...

...and it's still amusing to pick the entire arm up off of a record in mixed company if I get tired of waiting for the lift to engage.*L*

I can buy a lot of other things for as much, or less...even Lots of Things.

As for the 'free-spinning' BlewToothed ....looks like a old handset from a telephone....a 'hard-wired' one.....I thought the VW van version was a lot more funny...use one to play old 'bubble-gum' groups only, tho'...

Someone....Somewhere....at a house party, will push that maglev platter sideways while it's playing.....
The 'wow' will Stop Everything Dead....and then, the 'pusher'.

It's likely already has occurred....*sheesh*

This planet is starting to make me feel like I have bees in my head.

(Where's the Kaiser Broiler Foil?  The heavy stuff...)