Pros
- Excellent sound, appearance (when choosing the color “white” or “walnut”), tuned from the factory tonearm, the presence of a built-in phono stage with grounding, a good diamond needle with a frequency range from 20 to 25000 Hz (Ortofon Stylus 5E), a detachable RCA cable with grounding, the presence of a level and an L-shaped key for changing the counterweight and adjusting the pickup (when replacing standard ones), a removable needle, a weighty matte glass platter, the presence of a sub-disk, a solid aluminum cast tonearm tube, a stylish wire (looks like audiophile wires), vibration damping legs, the presence of Bluetooth, the presence of three different adapters for connecting to the power supply, the presence of an adapter for records with an enlarged central hole.
Cons
- Poor-quality printing of the instructions and the absence of the 2022 language in it, manual switching of speeds (for the average Pro-Ject T1 Phono SB model, the speed is switched by pressing the buttons on the table in the lower left corner), there is no rotation speed of 78, the protective cover is locked only in the fully open position, lack of a manual safe switching of the rotation speed (Pro-Ject Speed Key) and an RCA adapter - mini jack 3.5, non-adjustable legs, the ends of the RCA wire are not protected in any way in the package, the material of the table is chipboard (not MDF, as almost every site indicates) , light (when opening the lid, pressing the buttons must be held so that it does not leave).
