Is This The Future ?

[Guest realsoulfan]

Would anyone trust the latest turntables on their beloved Vinyl ? Me personally when price drops i may invest in one https://www.audioturntable.com/about/index.html

[Guest Netspeaky]

Would anyone trust the latest turntables on their beloved Vinyl ? Me personally when price drops i may invest in one https://www.audioturntable.com/about/index.html

If this works as they say it does, it could rescue some records that sound crap due to surface wear, could also sort out Styrene records that sound crap. Interesting

[Pete Morgan]

If this works as they say it does, it could rescue some records that sound crap due to surface wear, could also sort out Styrene records that sound crap. Interesting

wouldn,t fancy cueing up the records in a hostile laser enviroment though ! It could also have repercussions on ones reproductive organs...

[Tubbs]

If this works as it says it does then will there now be a market for broken 45s. I can see it now J D Bryant on Shrine broken into 4 pieces but plays on a laser turntable BUY IT NOW on Ebay £5,000.

[Stuart Bower]

Trouble is, by the time this laser turntable gets down to a reasonable price we can afford (i.e. a half decent direct drive technics design TT say £300-400) my top vinyl will probably be worn out anyway!!

[Pete S]

I want one of these except the price is actually $15,000! You have to pay a deposit of $7,500. And thats just for the basic version.

[Guest]

I pointed this thing out on an earlier thread about best ways to clean old worn vinyl, There is a place in Bromsgrove Worcs that deals for them over here, trouble is, like i said, they are about £8000 or £9000 at the moment. But,again as i said, VCR's were about £2000 or £3000 when they came out in the early 70's I remember our school running raffles e.t.c to raise the money for one, so give it 12 month's or so & they will probably be affordable !!