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Fluance Rt83 Reference High Fidelity Vinyl Turntable Record Player With Ortof...

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$349.99

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Experience unparalleled vinyl music playback with the Fluance Reference High Fidelity Turntable. Meticulously engineered from the ground up specifically for the discerning vinyl listener to reproduce audio recordings exactly as the musician intended. Pure Analog Performance The Reference turntable continues our mission to deliver a warm, uncompressed listening experience that commands your attention, allowing you to get lost in the music.

About this product

Product Identifiers

BrandFluance

MPNRT83T

GTIN0061783268391

UPC0061783268391

eBay Product ID (ePID)22036978092

Product Key Features

Audio OutputsStereo L/R RCA

ColorBlack

Speed Settings45RPM, 33.3RPM

FeaturesBelt Drive

Dimensions

Item Height6 m

Item Weight17.75 Pounds

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by oodzillab055_9
Sep 08, 2020
Beautiful turntable with performance that rivals Vintage tables.
Prior to owning a the Fluance RT83, I had a Teac TN 300 SE which is great turntable with midrange specs at a entry level price. Sadly that turntable didn't match my system and I didn't care for the walnut vinyl wrap on the Teac's MDF plinth. I have always loved sleek design of Fluance turntables. I considered a Fluance RT80, but the Teac TN 300 SE offered a better cartridge the Audio Technica AT95N and was 80 dollars less.The RT80 only had AT91, and I heard the RT80 had speed control issues with its motor. I regretted the purchase Teac TN 300 because of finicky preamp and I didn't like feel of it. So I decided get a Fluance which is what I orignally wanted to get in the first place. I wanted to get real upgrade from the Audio Technica Cartridges that I am accustomed to. I chose to get the RT83 with a Ortafon Red cartridge it definitely sounds a lot better than than Audio Technica ones I normally use to. The Fluance RT83 only has a wow and flutter of 0.07% while my Teac TN300 has a wow and flutter of 0.2%. A wow and flutter of 0.07% is impressive for modern turntable and comparable vintage midrange tables from 40 to 50 years ago. I would recommend the RT82 to RT85 to anyone looking for a modern turntable that matches the performance of a vintage turntable from gold age of vinyl.
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by hyten
Sep 16, 2020
Perfect!
Product better than expected
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