Pro-Ject QP291672 Om10 Universal A1 Turntable, Black

Après un.echange rapide suite à un problème de réglage de la fin de course cette platine est de très bonne qualité avec une restitution des sons très bon et l'automatisme est très agreable

From my review in Outword... The sound quality, is simply amazing. During COVID I bought ELO’s “Out of the Blue” with the album artwork on the disc themselves. I thought it made for a poor pressing when I played it on my old Techniques turntable, but the Automat showed just how glorious it was regardless of the image discs. The Ortofon really pulls out the subtleties, air and space that is so cleverly imbedded in those grooves. Andreas Vollenweider’s “Down to the Moon” is a masterpieces that shines on this turntable. I don’t have many LPs available to me but I can say Norah Jone’s “Come Away With Me” is a stunner, Lorena McKinnitt’s “The Visit” is breathtaking. At this point, I am not longing for upgrades. The Automat is amazing just the way it is. The fact that you get that level of sound quality, and the machine will put on, and take off the tone arm and stop the platter is almost unbelievable. It may sound petty, but I wish it was slightly more automatic. It would be great if it had a Repeat function, and out of this world if it had a remote control so you could start it from the comfort of your sofa. But, alas, having a record player and listening to records is about the experience. it's is an excellent machine. I am really enjoying it.

Grandson loves his new turntable. He learning about vinyl and this is just right for his first one. In fact the whole family is enjoying it. I did buy an upgraded cartridge but I suggested that he wait until he uses it for a while and then switch when he will appreciate the difference.

If you want a fully automatic turntable, this seems a great option from pro-ject. Ortofon cartridge is quite good. Not the warmest of sound but I think this is a perfectly good midrange option. Pre amp is switchable.

Nach einem Denon-Automaten (DP-23F) und einem manuellen Kenwood-Dreher (KD-2077) jetzt wieder ein automatischer Plattenspieler. Für HiFi-Freaks vermutlich zu wenig, aber für den Alltagsgebrauch und -genuss absolut top. Der Plattenspieler lässt sich problemlos in Betrieb nehmen und bietet besten Komfort und einen sehr schönen Klang. Hervorragend ist auch der integrierte Phonovorverstärker - kein störendes Rauschen oder Brummen, sondern einfach nur der reine Musikgenuss.