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Designed to get the very best out of your favorite vinyl album, the Pro-Ject Debut Carbon DC features a carbon tonearm paired with a specialized Ortofon OM10 phonographic needle. A step up from the original Debut Carbon, the DC's vibration-reduction design helps extract every last detail from recordings so that your Hi-Fi stereo system sings Read More
Obviously this is no Technics 1200 in terms of overall build quality, but it it sounds amazing and has great isolation from rumbles for a home listener.
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I've got an old Pro-Ject 6 which I bought 2nd-hand. The setup's pretty much the same as this just that the platter is on a suspension thingy. It's got a background hum which I suspect is from the motor, and I need to fiddle around with the RCA wires on my preamp sometimes to get rid of a nasty feedback sound as well. Overall, when a record plays, the hum either disappears or gets drowned out by the music. My only gripe is that it's a hassle to lift up the platter to change the belt from 33rpm to 45rpm and back, which I think is the same method to do on this model. I'd have preferred it if there were a switch to change the speed. The option Pro-Ject gives is to purchase a speed box, which here in Singapore costs over $200. Just to change speeds. Sigh.
ps3udoFor what it's worth, the Speed Box would probably also eliminate your motor hum. I kinda doubt that's going to be enough extra value to make it worth the $200 to you, but hey, I thought I'd mention it just in case.
ZworyOh, would it? I was actually contemplating getting another pre-amp thinking that it could have been cos of that. Besides that motor hum lingering in the background, sometimes I get a loud crazy-ass drone sound like what happens when you plug a guitar jack into an amp.