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  • Klipsch Turntable!

    Everybody's jumping in the game.
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  • #2
    The more the merrier . . .
    Lyra Kleos SL, Dynavector XX-2MKII, VPI JMW 10.5i, VPI Aries, VPI SDS, ModWright PH-150 Reference Phono, Sony HAP-Z1ES server, McIntosh MR80, McIntosh C2300, McIntosh MC352, Vandersteen 5A, PS Audio P10, Bright Star Audio Rack of Gibraltar. Cables: Shunyata Cobra Ztron IC, PS Audio Statement AC, Synergistic Research AC, Harmonic Tech Silver Phono, Cable Research Labs Silver IC, Audioquest Gibraltar bi-wire.

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    • #3
      Its just a rebadged Project Debut Carbon
      Magnepan 1.6 QR Loudspeakers, Amherst A-2000 MOSFET 150 WPC Amp, Conrad Johnson PV-10A Modded Tube Line & Phono Stage, Electrocompaniet MC II Class A Head Amp, Audio Technica AT-OC9XML Cart (Stereo) , Graham Engineering 2.2 Tonearm (Stereo) , VPI Aries-1 Turntable (Stereo) , VPI Clamp, Denon DL-102 Cart, (Mono) , Luxman Tonearm (Mono) , Kenwood KD-500 Turntable (Mono) , Michell Clamp, Marantz 20B Analog FM Tuner, Pioneer SACD, Onkyo DX-6800 CD Transport, DIY 24B/192K DAC, Sennheiser HD-650 Headphones, Headroom Max Balanced Headphone Amp, DIY Silver Interconnects

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      • #4
        Originally posted by JCOConnell View Post
        Its just a rebadged Project Debut Carbon
        Yea, but who would have thought that Klipsch would have put their name on a turntable in 2016? Just goes to show the popularity of vinyl.
        Micro Seiki SX-8000 table with flywheel, SME 3012R arm, SME 312S arm, Lyra Etna SL and Dynavector XV-1S cartridges, ARC Ref 3 phono stage, Otari MX-55 tape deck, Ampex 350 repros, Roon Nucleus Plus server, PS Audio DSJ DAC, ARC Ref 6 pre, ARC Ref 75 amp, Parasound JC5 amp, JBL 4345 speakers, and Def Tech Ref subs.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by mep View Post

          Yea, but who would have thought that Klipsch would have put their name on a turntable on 2016? Just goes to show the popularity of vinyl.
          Youre right.
          Magnepan 1.6 QR Loudspeakers, Amherst A-2000 MOSFET 150 WPC Amp, Conrad Johnson PV-10A Modded Tube Line & Phono Stage, Electrocompaniet MC II Class A Head Amp, Audio Technica AT-OC9XML Cart (Stereo) , Graham Engineering 2.2 Tonearm (Stereo) , VPI Aries-1 Turntable (Stereo) , VPI Clamp, Denon DL-102 Cart, (Mono) , Luxman Tonearm (Mono) , Kenwood KD-500 Turntable (Mono) , Michell Clamp, Marantz 20B Analog FM Tuner, Pioneer SACD, Onkyo DX-6800 CD Transport, DIY 24B/192K DAC, Sennheiser HD-650 Headphones, Headroom Max Balanced Headphone Amp, DIY Silver Interconnects

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          • #6
            Didn't Bryston get into the game as well?

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          • #7
            And what better way to get into it than with a pro-ject debut carbon, regardless of the name?
            Steve Lefkowicz
            Senior Associate Editor at Positive Feedback
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            Analog 1: Linn LP12 (MOSE/Hercules II), Ittok, Dynavector 10X5 MK.II Low, iPhono2/iPowerX; Analog 2: Pro-Ject RPM-1 Carbon, Talisman S, iFi iPhono.
            Digital: Geekom Mini PC (i5, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, JRiver Media Center 29, Tidal HiFi, Qobuz Studio), iFi NEO iDSD, iFi iUSB3, iPurifier2, Audioquest Jitterbug FMJ.
            Electronics: Jolida Fusion (fully upgraded) line-stage
            ​, DIY passive line-stage, Antique Sound Labs MG-SI15DT-S, Burson Timekeeper Virtuoso
            Speakers: Tekton Perfect SET 15, Tekton Lore, Magneplaner .7
            Interconnects: Morrow Audio MA1, Vermouth Audio Black Pearl, Audioquest Evergreen
            Speaker cables: WyWyres Diamond, Morrow Audio SP4, Vermouth Audio Red Velvet, Audioquest Type 5
            Digital cables: Aural Symphonics USB, iFi Gemini twin-head USB.
            Accessories: Sound Organization turntable shelf, Mondo racks, Pangea Audio Vulcan rack, Pi Audio Group Über BUSS, Monster HTS2000 power conditioner, Kinetronics anti-static brush, Pro-Ject VC-S record cleaner, Spin Clean record cleaner.
            Headphones: Schiit Valhalla amp, Burson Conductor Virtuoso Amp, Meze Audio 99 Classic and 99 Neo, Beyerdynamic DT770Pro 600 ohm, 1More Triple Driver Over Ear, 1More Triple Driver IEM

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            • #8
              Scary part is a lot of these companies will go away once the industry isn't hot anymore. Rather, if not go away (I doubt Bryston is going away) but they will stop making turntables. I'm all in favor of new ideas and passion like the guys at U-turn audio who make tables because they love it. Its the companies that are jumping while its hot only to disappear when when it isn't hot anymore that are frustrating. It's ok, we'll stay be here when the band-wagoners move one, as I'm sure companies like Rega, Pro-ject, and I hope U-turn will still be around when turntables are no longer the flavor of the month.

              Also, I agree with Steve Lefkowicz statement about a person's start in the high-end.

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              • #9
                If I take my cue from manufacturers (like Klipsch for instance as one example), plus the opening of new pressing plants and new vinyl pressing technologies, I'd be inclined to believe the vinyl resurgence is alive and well and hasn't peaked yet. In the end the consumer will decide though.
                Dynavector DV20x2L MC cartridge - Genesis G7.1f speakers - Marantz Reference PM-KI-Pearl Int. Amp. - Oracle Audio Paris MkV turntable - Various Morrow & Valab/King cables

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                • #10
                  Originally posted by VPI View Post
                  Scary part is a lot of these companies will go away once the industry isn't hot anymore. Rather, if not go away (I doubt Bryston is going away) but they will stop making turntables. I'm all in favor of new ideas and passion like the guys at U-turn audio who make tables because they love it. Its the companies that are jumping while its hot only to disappear when when it isn't hot anymore that are frustrating. It's ok, we'll stay be here when the band-wagoners move one, as I'm sure companies like Rega, Pro-ject, and I hope U-turn will still be around when turntables are no longer the flavor of the month.

                  Also, I agree with Steve Lefkowicz statement about a person's start in the high-end.
                  Any chance of a Nomad / Player without the headphone amp and built in phono stage at a lower price in the near future? That would be very exciting.
                  Steve Lefkowicz
                  Senior Associate Editor at Positive Feedback
                  -
                  Analog 1: Linn LP12 (MOSE/Hercules II), Ittok, Dynavector 10X5 MK.II Low, iPhono2/iPowerX; Analog 2: Pro-Ject RPM-1 Carbon, Talisman S, iFi iPhono.
                  Digital: Geekom Mini PC (i5, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, JRiver Media Center 29, Tidal HiFi, Qobuz Studio), iFi NEO iDSD, iFi iUSB3, iPurifier2, Audioquest Jitterbug FMJ.
                  Electronics: Jolida Fusion (fully upgraded) line-stage
                  ​, DIY passive line-stage, Antique Sound Labs MG-SI15DT-S, Burson Timekeeper Virtuoso
                  Speakers: Tekton Perfect SET 15, Tekton Lore, Magneplaner .7
                  Interconnects: Morrow Audio MA1, Vermouth Audio Black Pearl, Audioquest Evergreen
                  Speaker cables: WyWyres Diamond, Morrow Audio SP4, Vermouth Audio Red Velvet, Audioquest Type 5
                  Digital cables: Aural Symphonics USB, iFi Gemini twin-head USB.
                  Accessories: Sound Organization turntable shelf, Mondo racks, Pangea Audio Vulcan rack, Pi Audio Group Über BUSS, Monster HTS2000 power conditioner, Kinetronics anti-static brush, Pro-Ject VC-S record cleaner, Spin Clean record cleaner.
                  Headphones: Schiit Valhalla amp, Burson Conductor Virtuoso Amp, Meze Audio 99 Classic and 99 Neo, Beyerdynamic DT770Pro 600 ohm, 1More Triple Driver Over Ear, 1More Triple Driver IEM

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                  • #11
                    Originally posted by Steve Lefkowicz View Post

                    Any chance of a Nomad / Player without the headphone amp and built in phono stage at a lower price in the near future? That would be very exciting.
                    That would be the gateway drug into VPI, just like the MMG with Magnepan. Imagine a VPI Player (Lite) MMGs and something like a Rogue Audio Sphinx packaged together for $2500. All made in USA. That would be a heck of allot of music for less than some Audiophiles spend on interconnects or a power cord.

                    It's amazing that there is any markup left for the third party manufacturers that Pro-Ject is OEM manufacturing tables for at these $300-500 price points. The list just keeps getting longer and longer. First Music Hall, then I believe Cambridge Audio, throw in Crosley, Musical Fidelity and now Klipsch and anyone else I might have missed.

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                    • #12
                      Delayed reaction on my part... we have considered it but I also need to pace myself/VPI an inexpensive VPI table is in our scope now but would create demand in production that I'm not sure we are 100% ready for. Also if/when we do I need to make sure it is in a way that doesn't diminish or take away from the VPI brand.

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                      • #13
                        Originally posted by VPI View Post
                        Scary part is a lot of these companies will go away once the industry isn't hot anymore. Rather, if not go away (I doubt Bryston is going away) but they will stop making turntables. I'm all in favor of new ideas and passion like the guys at U-turn audio who make tables because they love it. Its the companies that are jumping while its hot only to disappear when when it isn't hot anymore that are frustrating. It's ok, we'll stay be here when the band-wagoners move one, as I'm sure companies like Rega, Pro-ject, and I hope U-turn will still be around when turntables are no longer the flavor of the month.

                        Also, I agree with Steve Lefkowicz statement about a person's start in the high-end.
                        I doubt that Klipsch is going away any time soon!!!

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                        • #14
                          Originally posted by jcmusic View Post

                          I doubt that Klipsch is going away any time soon!!!
                          I almost took a picture of a GIANT ad that Klispsch had at the Indianapolis airport that I saw when I landed from the show. The ad showed a young man carefully placing the tonearm onto a record on their turntable with some words about how good LPs sound. The bottom line is that ads like this help bring attention to the fact that LPs are still alive and turntables are cool.
                          Micro Seiki SX-8000 table with flywheel, SME 3012R arm, SME 312S arm, Lyra Etna SL and Dynavector XV-1S cartridges, ARC Ref 3 phono stage, Otari MX-55 tape deck, Ampex 350 repros, Roon Nucleus Plus server, PS Audio DSJ DAC, ARC Ref 6 pre, ARC Ref 75 amp, Parasound JC5 amp, JBL 4345 speakers, and Def Tech Ref subs.

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                          • #15
                            Originally posted by VPI View Post
                            Delayed reaction on my part... we have considered it but I also need to pace myself/VPI an inexpensive VPI table is in our scope now but would create demand in production that I'm not sure we are 100% ready for. Also if/when we do I need to make sure it is in a way that doesn't diminish or take away from the VPI brand.
                            I know that doing something to break even is a sure way to lose money but would you ever consider a entry level table to attract customers? Who would eventually move up to the other tables in the VPI line?
                            Myles B. Astor, PhD, Administrator
                            Senior Editor, Positive-Feedback.com
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                            -Goldmund Mimesis 37S Nextgen preamplifier
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                            -VPI Vanquish direct-drive turntable
                            -VPI 12-inch 3D Fat Boy dual pivot tonearm, VPI 12-inch 3D Fat Boy gimballed and SAT LM-12 arm
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