Widest selection at various price points - Debut Carbon Evo with 10 color options
Pro-Ject focuses on the essential: excellent sound fidelity, reliable mechanics, and reduction to functional elements. Founded in 1991 during the dominance of CDs, they challenged the 'cost-no-object' approach by manufacturing high-quality turntables at reasonable prices without compromising build quality or sonic performance. Every turntable is handmade in Europe with classical manufacturing technology, high quality materials, and strict four-step quality control.
Signature$799
The next generation of the iconic Debut series featuring an 8.6" carbon fiber tonearm, TPE-damped aluminum platter, electronic speed control, and the new Pick it MM EVO cartridge. The Debut is one of the best-selling turntables in hi-fi history.
Signature$14,999
Pro-Ject's flagship high-end turntable featuring a 12" S-shape aluminum tonearm with 3-point pivot design, 10 kg magnetically decoupled platter, flywheel belt drive, and over 100 CNC-machined precision parts hand-assembled in Austria.
Signature$1,799
EISA Award-winning balanced turntable featuring True Balanced Connection technology, 9" carbon-aluminum tonearm, 2 kg acrylic platter, and Ortofon Quintet Red MC cartridge. Fully adjustable azimuth and VTA for audiophile precision.
Signature$1,099
Red Dot Design Award winner with a distinctive V-shaped low resonance chassis, 10" S-shaped carbon/aluminum/resin tonearm, and outboard motor. The freestanding design isolates motor vibrations for exceptional clarity.
$5,999-$6,999
A luxury turntable combining technical finesse with refined aesthetics. Features TPE-damped aluminum platter, sub-chassis construction, EVO 9 AS HG precision tonearm, True Balanced XLR output, and available with Vienna Philharmonic VPO Anniversary MC cartridge.
$449
Entry-level audiophile turntable with Ortofon OM 10 cartridge, 5.8" sub-platter for stable play, and electronic speed change. Available in gloss black, satin white, and satin walnut finishes.
🇺🇸 US · $199-$999
U-Turn Audio believes in making high-performance turntables accessible without compromise. By re-imagining audiophile features, eliminating non-essentials, and keeping manufacturing in-house in Massachusetts, they deliver elegant turntables with lifelike, detailed sound at honest price points.
🇺🇸 US · $119-$189
Schiit Audio embodies irreverent, American-made hi-fi. The company rejects audiophile pretension while delivering engineering excellence—chunky aluminum enclosures, tactile potentiometers, and commitment to upgradeability. Norse mythology naming and the cheeky brand name itself reject stuffy audiophile establishment. Designed and manufactured in California.
🇬🇧 GB · $99-$799
Nothing celebrates the beauty of raw technology through radical transparency, revealing internal components as visual elements rather than hiding them. Founded by Carl Pei in partnership with Teenage Engineering, the brand removes barriers between people and technology by stripping away the superficial and focusing on what adds true value. Their Glyph Interface and transparent designs challenge fundamental assumptions about premium product aesthetics.
🇩🇰 DK · $200-$400
AIAIAI embodies Scandinavian design heritage with a responsible, modular approach. Founded on the principle that audio equipment should be designed to last, they pioneer modularity to allow upgrades, replacements, and customization while reducing electronic waste. Their products combine professional-grade sound quality with sustainable materials and artist-driven development.
🇩🇰 DK · $500-$3,500+
Bang & Olufsen creates audio concepts that combine brilliantly authentic sound quality, simple yet surprising design, and a touch of magic. To B&O, design is a language communicating the company's values about technology and concepts - products are not only aesthetically pleasing but functional and easy to use. Their philosophy of 'honest music reproduction' (Aerlig musikgengivelse) has driven innovation since 1925.
🇺🇸 US · $69-$1,795
Grado Labs embodies a sound-first philosophy rooted in watchmaking precision and family craftsmanship. Three generations have maintained an unapologetically retro design language that prioritizes audio fidelity over visual trends, hand-assembling every headphone in their Brooklyn building since 1953. Their 'Heritage Matters' motto reflects a commitment to honest, utilitarian design where form follows acoustic function.