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Pro-Ject Debut III DC Esprit Turntable w/ Ortofon OM10 Cartridge (Piano Black) Expired
$299
$599.00
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Accessories4less has Pro-Ject Debut III DC Esprit Turntable w/ Ortofon OM10 Cartridge (Piano Black) on sale for $299. Shipping is free.
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Thanks to community member deelseaker for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- The acrylic disc of this turntable is rotated by a belt drive, which also means a much smaller amount of transmitted vibrations. It is clear that lower vibrations also mean better quality of the sound reproduced.
- Built-in head from Danish manufacturer Ortofon
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- Comes with a 2-year limited warranty.
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The cartridge is fine, you may want to upgrade if you get vinyl nerdy but this would be a very solid place to start.
Personally though, I'd suggest a Fluance RT83 for just a couple bucks more.
edit: this model has an aluminum arm, thanks to user nocturnalmerkin for the correction.
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carbon-fiberaluminum arm and an acrylic platter. The starter Ortofon cartridge is the weak point here, though it could be easily upgraded later.edit: this model has an aluminum arm, thanks to user nocturnalmerkin for the correction.
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The cartridge is fine, you may want to upgrade if you get vinyl nerdy but this would be a very solid place to start.
Personally though, I'd suggest a Fluance RT83 for just a couple bucks more.
The cartridge is fine, you may want to upgrade if you get vinyl nerdy but this would be a very solid place to start.
Personally though, I'd suggest a Fluance RT83 for just a couple bucks more.
No auto-return is important. I have turntables with and without it. Nothing worse than a record ending and forgetting it's still spinning, sometimes overnight.
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The cartridge is fine, you may want to upgrade if you get vinyl nerdy but this would be a very solid place to start.
Personally though, I'd suggest a Fluance RT83 for just a couple bucks more.
Why would you pick the Fluance? The Pro-Ject is a better product. Better tonearm, acrylic platter, and years of producing top quality products. Fluance I believe uses the same plinth and some internals for all of their players. As you get higher a few changes come with it like acrylic platter (this has) and upgrade to stylus.
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This is a fully manual table, but no worries about that. Full automatic or auto return are nice, but it's easy enough to manage a manual table yourself and there is less to go wrong. Additionally, it is fine for the stylus to spin around the runout groove every now and then.
Yes, I haven't purchased from them before, but they have been around quite some time and are widely considered reputable.
It isn't going to damage anything if you forget overnight. Might just need to replace the stylus a bit sooner is all.
The cartridge is fine, you may want to upgrade if you get vinyl nerdy but this would be a very solid place to start.
Personally though, I'd suggest a Fluance RT83 for just a couple bucks more.
The Fluance has lower W&F, but Project has a better tonearm and platter so I'd probably still go with Project here unless you really want one of the finishes Fluance has here like bamboo, or really want auto return. Both tables can be later upgraded, but at the end of the day the Project still has the better tonearm.