Reintroducing SOTA Turntables

Since 2018 Sota has worked tirelessly to update and improve their line of incredible turntables. See the facility and what we've been working on.
For more information go to www.sotaturntables.com

[@Anacridhaze]

Purchased a Quasar a few months ago. Absolutely love it.

[@unicornsqueezins7906]

Love my Sota Sapphire w/ET2 airbearing tonearm😎🤘

[@williamcampbell3868]

@@unicornsqueezins7906 This is from a 64 year old Black man O.G music lover and hi-fi enthusiast. I'm 100% with you!! I purchased a pre-owned Sota Sapphire as a upgrade from a Sota Comet I've enjoyed for 30 years. Sota simply makes the best built and best sounding turntables for their price on the market.They are also handsome pieces. Sota turntables do the following: On Classical they soar, on Hip-hop they rap hard in your face!, on Rock they rock out!, on R&B they are soulful, on Blues they get down, on Club&House they jam, on Reggae they will livel up yourself! and on Jazz, man can they SWING! Handcrafted American audio equipment is the best in the world!👍😊I love mine to!

[@peterking2794]

Why are there three tonearms? 3D sound?

[@helmut666kohl]

Turntables so good, the narrator climaxed numerous times.

[@ericlubow4354]

Very funny!

[@kenheitmueller69]

what is going on with those CGI tonearms with the absurd tracking angles at 4:19?

[@RadagastTheBrwn]

they stole the idea off a bloke who went kinda viral on instagram - but the dude did it half as an art installation half as a joke so not really sure what the fucken point is. That being said, audiophiles are fueled by confirmation bias and a strong urge to set fire to large sums of money; so can you really blame em? some 80 y/o with hearing aids will buy it to listen to buggered bach cuts from 1957.

[@andybaldman]

This whole video looks and sounds AI generated.

[@carmenandthedevil2804]

The Alphason Titanium Tonearms? Different cartridges mate. One will most probably be a Mono Cartridge.

[@kenheitmueller69]

@@carmenandthedevil2804 I get why multiple arms but in this rendering, the tracking angle is grotesquely off. It seems incongruent with the majesty and precision of their (real) turntables. (I own four Sapphires, BTW.)

[@Rheasound]

Really nice craftmanship. Sad to see people playing waxtime records on it.

[@AnotherPointOfView944]

no. just no.

[@alanrkanter]

No just no to stupid comments like yours

[@andybaldman]

Why?

[@sapiotone]

@@andybaldman They couldn't squeeze more hyperbole into this if they tried

[@carmenandthedevil2804]

@@sapiotone Diddums.

[@andybaldman]

@@sapiotone Give an example.

[@SimonAmazingClarke]

State of the art would be 3D printed not wasteful CNC from solid blocks, wasteful and 20th century technology. Record players! I don't even play CDs any more. All of my music listening is either albums on KZbin or from solid state memory.

[@BetweenTwoBones]

lol how are calling out how turntables are made and you listen to streaming? You have no credibility.

[@andybaldman]

This isn’t for you.

[@williamcampbell3868]

This is from a 64 year old Black man O.G and music loving audiophile. Instead of making cynical remarks people should be praising SOTA and other American companies for keeping people employed. America invented stereophonic hi-fi (High Fidelity) sound and produces the finest high end audio components in the world! I have owned many turntables over the years by big name foreign manufacturers. My present turntable, a pre-owned Sota Sapphire and the one before it was a Sota Comet. They both were musically superior to any foreign turntable I ever owned and were made in the USA! Go SOTA!!👍😊👍

[@carmenandthedevil2804]

@@williamcampbell3868 100% mate and I'm Aussie. Some of the people making comments here must be Brits or French.

[@SimonAmazingClarke]

@williamcampbell3868 It's a record player. No-one has them any more. I love innovation. Infact I crave it. But a record player made with old technology isn't