MAG-LEV Audio: World's first levitating turntable

 ... perfectly placed listening chair

hahaha

omg

this changes everything

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u can hear the difference clearly w/ 192 kHZ, 32 bit vinyl rips

Don't forget the nulls.

this just handed nulls a new set of parameters

Keep your tapes away from that thing!!!!

the fking video makes me hate this thing instantly.

guy should be reading that $300 apple book while he listens.

and what happens when you crank the tunes like a normal person?

no way that thing doesn't skip

*Accidentally installs a moving magnet cartridge and rips a portal into another dimension*

  On 11/24/2016 at 10:24 PM, mcbpete said:

*Accidentally installs a moving magnet cartridge and rips a portal into another dimension*

flol

Do you have to remove all your piercing first?

magnets

  On 11/24/2016 at 11:29 PM, BCM said:

magnets

someone has to do it

i bet it's well hard to scratch on this thing

  On 11/24/2016 at 11:41 PM, BCM said:

i bet it's well hard to scratch on this thing

Piss easy for magneto

  On 11/25/2016 at 12:21 AM, Amen Warrior said:

 

  On 11/24/2016 at 11:41 PM, BCM said:

i bet it's well hard to scratch on this thing

Piss easy for magneto

LOL

But yeah... that video... why did they get a Croatian voice talent to do the voice over in English?

Weird how they haven't bothered to innovate other than making the platter float. Couldn't stuff like cueing and tracking force be removed from tonearm assembly and handled by the height of levitation or sumting, idk I'm not a magnet scientist lol

"I want to show you something - I've got a turntable!"

https://youtu.be/RcqdOaJOMqw?t=4170

it should start about the right moment

In that  1994 movie "Indecent Proposal" Robert Redford already knew that a CD player just doesn't cut it any more, if You've got a nice crib, you need also a high end turntable ---

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Berdan is also called in to consult on movie projects requiring that pre-CD look. His most recent job was for the Robert Redford-Demi Moore movie "Indecent Proposal."

The turntable maven loaned one of his more expensive models for use as a prop in the pivotal scene right before Redford and Moore dance off to bed. Berdan also coached Redford on how to cue up records on the turntable, whose complex, high-tech workings are light years away from the battered stereos that once adorned most college dorms.

 

http://articles.latimes.com/1994-12-31/local/me-14884_1_cd-players

apparently there was a period of time in the 70s when you could instantly pick up chicks just showing your digital LED wrist watch ....