Paul Rigby
Pro-Ject’s Classic SB Superpack comes with an arm, cartridge, clamp, cables and a speedchange control
Turntables that sit within a mid-range price point can be a bit of an oddity; partly because it’s the price-point extremities that receive the most attention. We talk a lot about getting into vinyl with the aid of a budget deck – and we seek value for money from the same. en, at the other end of the price spectrum, we slaver over super-turntable designs that promise audio nirvana with the help of bigger budgets and more freedom of ideas. e only limits imposed on the latter seem to be those of the designers’ talents. Sitting between these two extremes is the mid-range sector.
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