Electronics

Project Elemental Usb Silver

★★★★4.4·22 ratings

Maximum Simplicity Outstanding Sound Quality and USB Recording CapabilityPro-Ject has decided to go after the cheap plastic turntable market with an high quality alternative that comes complete with an Ortofon cartridge. The new Elemental Phono USB table is a real "plug'n'play" all the way. No adjustment of counterweight and antiskating is needed because both are pre-adjusted. This new straight tonearm is optimized for Ortofon OM cartridge series. All the buyer needs to do is remove it from the box remove the bearing guard locate the belt around the platter remove the stylus guard and plug it into Hi-Fi system and computer. The only plastic here is the stylus guard! The hidden secret to the new table's sonic success is a central gravity mass point made from artificial stone and placed directly underneath the platter bearing which is capable of fully absorbing unwanted rumble and motor vibration. This turntable appears to be pure simplicity itself while maintaining high-quality audio standards and vinyl recording capability. HighlightsBelt drive system Integrated motor control with DC power supply secures silent running Central gravity mass point made from artificial stone Main platter bearing made from stainless steel runs in bronze bushing with Teflon bottom Low resonance particle board platter with felt mat 8.6” ultra low mass tonearm with straight arm tube Pre-adjusted tracking force & antiskating Gold-plated RCA contacts & cartridge pins Integrated phono stage with precise RIAA equalisation Line level output A/D converter for vinyl recording with USB-B output Color options: red-black white-black silver-black What's in the Box:Elemental Manual Turntable with Internal Phono Preamp and USB OutRCA cableUSB B cable15V DC power supplyNote: Acrylic plate not includedSpecificationsSpeed: 33 45 (manual speed change)Speed variance: 33: 0.80% 45: 0.70%Wow and f

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