Sota Sapphire Overview

[@cooper6086]

👍 Looks great the Sota.....I like it...

[@allhartfidelity]

I keep blocks under mine when not in use. Pushes up on the base from the bottom. I have 2 Sota, and a Technics, so sometimes a table may go a year without being used. Year, month, 2 months, however long its not used its beneficial over the long term to double the life of the springs.

[@jrockthecasbah]

Fancy schmancy tt, thanks for sharing.

[@robertgreene1946]

Rega mount is 222mm

[@Poppinwheeeeellllllieeeeez]

Like an AR-XA with pitch control. Bet a MC in a low mass arm would sound incredible.

[@Jammerk40]

I bet thst thing fetches a pretty good penny. More then i could afford.

[@oldskool1979]

Never heard of this company.....

[@davidcarr2216]

Y'know, all these turntables with weird looks and weird designs are essentially BS. Just like most other audio components, turntables shouldn't sound very different from one another (if at all) - if they do then there's something wrong with them. This brings us to a fundamental issue in HiFi audio - that what's being sold to the public is much more to do with brand identity and product differentiation that it is to do with true fidelity performance. If a manufacturer is selling products based on looks or by virtue of having a "special sound", it's purely because they're trying to carve out a market niche for themselves - it's got nothing to do with true fidelity performance. Such products are generally very expensive to boot.

[@Poppinwheeeeellllllieeeeez]

Its just a turntable man.

[@davidcarr2216]

@@Poppinwheeeeellllllieeeeez Exactly, just like the ones which Michael Fremer is oh so very fond of. BTW I'm a huge fan of Turntable Guy.

[@cooper6086]

@@Poppinwheeeeellllllieeeeez yep and a really nice one.......

[@TurntableGuy]

Rabid audiophiles don't care about the law of diminishing returns. At a certain point, you're paying way too much for very little appreciable improvement.

[@jro7075]

love the turntable guy