George-Warren Turntable

We used one in our room at THE SHOW Newport and I was quite impressed with the table (even with the Rega/Incognito arm supplied with it which would not be my personal choice), as were a few others including the Stereophile reviewer that posted coverage of our room (Electra-Fidelity, Fritz Speakers, WyWires, and Zesto Audio).

George Warren is great to work with and the table is a great value in my opinion.

I met George Widman, owner of George Warren Precision Sound at CES in January. After hearing and seeing his turntable, I was so impressed I told him I would buy one on the spot. I requested a custom made table using Macassar Ebony which Geoge searched and found a source of the rare wood at a good price. George kept me in the loop through all phases of the building process, sending me photos as it progressed. This is truly a hand made turntable and George is very concerned about quality like nobody I know. As for the sound, I was impressed with the sound with the stock tonearm (Rega Moth 2), but I chose to upgrade to a Tri-Planar Mk VII. A custom arm board was beautifully built out of 3/8-inch thick clear acrylic. I added a Benz-Micro LP S MR cartridge and have never looked back. With the 12-volt outboard drive motor and monofiliament drive belt this is the quietest turntable I have ever had the pleasure to listen to. The build quality and George's commitment to hand-crafting a beautiful product is second to none. This is truly a bargain in high-end turntables.

Hevac1

Here's a link to help with geometry issues for 7 inch singles.
7 inch geometry

John
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Kentg,

Do you have any photos of your table? I can be reached through the Audiogon email system. Thanks.

Salectric,

Don't have any photos at the moment, but will make an effort to get you some. Not sure how to post them through the forum, though. Any suggestions??, or we could go through standard e-mail.
Kentg