This is Why I Come to Munich - Incredible Turntable and a Surprise Revelation by Acoustical Systems

[@ashvarma2486]

Amazing. Would be great if you manage to find the owner in Texas.

[@AudiophileJunkie]

I plan to 🤠

[@gee3883]

Simon Yorke designs had a turntable with an arm floating in air 20 years ago.

[@babydove]

We need 1 hour recording at least for that room. ❤

[@thinkIndependent2024]

Jason we got over 32 Billionaire's DFW but Forbes on counts 18. I've built multiple DACs that have 1 custom chip the passes the audio like a phono cartridge, Digital Turntable's are the future.

[@RL1able]

so glad you covered this...thank you!

[@kirmussaudio7578]

Your new turntable! found. 600K. Is shipping included? No keyless FOB to start it?

[@AudiophileJunkie]

Would that be crazy if my first turntable in over 30 years in that one 🤠

[@kirmussaudio7578]

@AudiophileJunkie You must admit, the keywitch is cool. Keeps Fremer out of testing it! Looks like their target market is Asia. Keep up with the great finds, Jason!

[@bigjay1970]

Its like a watch, the more complex for complex sake the more expensive.🤔🤫😳

[@shanestephenson8423]

WOW!!!!

[@hiresaudiocosta873]

Awesome technology. 😊

[@ptg01]

Insane TT's... I wonder how much better it really sounds ? I assume law of diminishing returns works here ????

[@michaelireland7239]

hey it loos more like a blast off platform, at cape carnavrel , , what is the weight of it , im guessing about 65 kilograms &its 600,00- dollars , now i cant afford a record collectoin

[@MikeAnderson356]

Wow a turntable as big as a small car.

[@bkatbamna]

And as expensive as a Rolls-Royce.

[@QuintEssential-sz2wn]

I enjoy a high end turntable, and even crazy designs. But these ultra over-engineered designs never seem to stop and answer the question "how much is too much?" In other words, they go to insane lengths to reduce "vibration" but rarely explain what type of vibrations they are plausibly stopping. Vibrations from where exactly? Are these for people who live over subway tracks?

[@AudiophileJunkie]

It's a fair point, but a turntable is actually one area where it makes more sense to over build it. Testing has shown a fraction of a millimeter can impact the sound of the stylus in the groove. Thus, removing vibrations and good to neurotic lengths has a little more justification than other pieces. Nevertheless, it's still just done for the .0001% crowd... Just like super exotic watches overbuilt just to tell time.

[@QuintEssential-sz2wn]

@@AudiophileJunkie Oh I certainly get the general concept. I own a Transrotor high mass turntable myself, and went to great lengths building an isolation shelf (with Townhend spring pods etc). But at some point it's like the endless audiophile products that promise to "lower your noise floor even more" - as if we have some infinite capacity to hear in to ultra quiet noise floors that can never be exceeded. Similarly, there has to be a point not just of diminishing returns in these mega turntables, but returns that just stopped entirely well before they had to go to those lengths.

[@danlivni2097]

​@@AudiophileJunkieWhat's the name of this turntable