On a different tack. I'd have liked to have seen a verticle turntable with
the lower half of the record immersed in a fluid with wetting agent. I find
wet playing records can actually sound better and of course no static or
clicks unless its been damaged.
Brian

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On 02/07/2017 07:55, Woody wrote:
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Hi,

when came across news of this product late last year, it looked very
much like a scam. Now I'm not so sure.

This link was published by the makers on May 30 this year.


https://www.kickstarter.com/projects.../posts/1898322


Only 12W of power consumption and the TT floats & rotates 50mm above
the base.


How ?



..... Phil


If you want to know about Mag Lev look up Professor Eric Laithwaite -
he was the guy (Imperial College London?) who more or less invented
it. There should be plenty of links from there.




If they can do it with trains, a turntable shouldn't be that difficult.


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