Platter: 300mm, 1.7kg heavy die cast aluminum alloy with TPE damping ring and felt mat.Drive principle: belt drive, electronic speed control.Speed: 33, 45 (78) (electronic speed change).Pricing and availability: The Debut Carbon EVO will be available through all authorized Pro-Ject dealers for orders in the US market beginning in September, retailing for $499. The original Debut Carbon turntable didn’t include the DC power supply but owners had to pay an extra $200 for it as an optional accessory. Plus, Pro-Ject now bundles the EVO with the Sumiko Rainier cartridge. The AC voltage that drives the motor is generated internally, which makes the speed more accurate than AC-synchronous turntables. The Carbon EVO is Pro-Ject’s upgrade to its popular entry-level deck, and it adds some very interesting features: an improved motor suspension, height-adjustable damped-metal feet, dampening material in the interior of the platter, and speed-swapping at the flip of a switch.
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The wiring for the tonearm is a continuous run of high purity copper inside the tonearm and t turntable connects via a phono cable with an external ground wire.Īnother feature worth noting on the turntable is its 15V DC power supply that’s rated to work with AC line voltages ranging from 100V-240V 50/60 Hz. Thanks to a precision on-board AC generator (Pro-Ject calls it the Speed Box), users don’t need to worry about whether the mains power runs at 50 or 60Hz. For example, the motor suspension is damped using TPE (thermoplastic elastomer and the RCO connectors are gold-plated. The build quality of this new turntable seems to have had a lot of attention to the smallest of details.
The ProJect Debut Carbon EVO turntable is fitted with a Sumiko Rainier phono cartridge.
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