Showing 1 of 55 conversations about:
Peekaso
3
Aug 10, 2017
bookmark_border
This is not #Audiophile, as it is not direct drive. There are better tables out there...
MMole
24
Oct 8, 2017
bookmark_border
Ummmm, most audiophiles shun direct drive turntables under the premise that they can introduce noise and vibration. A belt adds another layer of sound isolation. I'd personally rather have a cheap belt drive table than a cheap direct drive. When you start to get in the $1k+ price range, both styles can be excellent.
KG_Jag
32
Oct 8, 2017
bookmark_border
You're correct that it is far from an audiophile (or even mid-fi) TT & system.
However, you are incorrect that the reason for this is that it is a belt drive turntable. In fact most modern audiophile turntables are belt drive--see VPI, Project, Rega and most other lines.
However, you are incorrect that the reason for this is that it is a belt drive turntable. In fact most modern audiophile turntables are belt drive--see VPI, Project, Rega and most other lines.
michael.d.haas
10
Nov 6, 2017
bookmark_border
I was going to say. Direct drive is the opposite of Audiophile. Direct Drive is liked by Pro DJs though
