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24 Reviews
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Abstract: With many interested in "entry" level vinyl playback here it comes by popular email request Clearaudio Concept turntable impressions. In a way I couldn't call it all as entry actually. This is quite refined performer with many clever solutions. I woul...
Abstract: According to The Nielsen Company, vinyl sales increased 37 percent in the beginning of 2011 over the same period last year. Vinyl sales also rose 14.2 percent in 2010, a statistic that is encouraging for those of us who cherish our vinyl. I grew up...
It's not hard to guess that I enjoyed my time with the Concept. I went through nearly my entire vinyl collection in the couple of months that I had it around, and couldn't wait to hear what it had in store for me. The most enjoyable part was inviting over...
Fitted with the Concept MC cartridge, Clearaudio's plug'n'play Concept turntable-tonearm-cartridge combo is exceptionally attractive, easy to set up and use, and seems better built than its price would suggest. It's a quiet, smooth performer that excel...
Published: 2010-11-07, Author: Anthony , review by: audiophilia.com
Abstract: I don't believe in trickle down economics. Ronald Reagan and the 80s saw to that. Robert Suchy of German company Clearaudio obviously does. And his form of the free market works.I have been listening intently to Clearaudio products for many years. I revie...
Abstract: “The Clearaudio Concept is a solid chassis design, with spiked feet, an attractive brushed aluminum band surrounding the black chassis. The tonearm is called the Verify, and is a unipivot with a magnetic bearing for very low friction, while the Classic...
Abstract: Many vinyl enthusiasts start with a $500 turntable because a good number of models are available from well respected manufacturers at this attractive price point. Another reason is that virtually all turntables at this price point come ready to play...
