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Our TT-3 record player is the record player you want. It’s easy to connect to your speakers or amp and with its classy design, it will instantly bump your cultural status up a class or two. Speeds 33/45 rpm Pickup Moving Magnet (Ortofon OM5e) Plate Aluminium Drive Belt Plinth MDF Platter Weight 0.65 kg Wow And Flutter 0.2% Built-in RIAA No Tone Arm 8.6" Tone Arm in Aluminium Effective Arm Mass 21.7 grams Additional Features - Included Power Supply (1.5 m), RCA Cable (1.0 m) Finish Black (Matt Lacquer), White (Matt Lacquer), Ash (PVC) Dimensions (WxHxD) 42.0 x 12.1 x 35.4 cm Weight 6.4 kg Argon Audio TT-3 A turntable for the modern world Belt-driven analog turntable High-quality and very lightweight aluminum tonearm with detachable headshell Comes with the Ortofon OM 5E pickup Analogue on purpose TT-3 is a well-built record player if there ever was one. It’s a simple design on purpose: we’ve focused only on what makes a difference in sound quality. This means that the Ortofon pick-up, the plinth, the platter – they’re all quality parts that you’d usually only find on way more expensive models. We also went ahead and made it a real looker, too. You’re welcome. Wallet friendly design We’ve done everything in our power to keep the production costs down on TT-3 so you get as much sound quality as possible for your money. However, we did find room for some smart features. For example, you can easily switch between 33 and 45 rpm by simply turning a knob. If you do want a few extras, we’ve got an array of accessories for you to customize and pimp your TT-3 with. TT-3 comes pre-mounted with an MM-pickup, so you might need a RIAA-amp to connect it to your stereo. The charm of vinyl Yes, your grandpa probably refers to the times of old with a bit too much enthusiasm. But if there’s one thing his generation did nail, it’s their choice of physical media. CD’s, cassette tapes, weird torrented MP3-file with a guy blow drying his hair in the background – they all came and went – vinyl stayed. That’s because there’s a charm to the ridiculously large discs, the detailed placement of the needle, and the lack of an all-knowing playlist AI shuffling your music, that you just can’t find anywhere else today. Investing in a record player really is investing in your music experiences.
