# Laser stylus reads record grooves using light, not a needle
# No groove contact, no record wear
# Pure analog playback without any digitization
# Easy to use
# Accurate and musical
# Starting list price:$15,000 US
# Laser stylus reads record grooves using light, not a needle
# No groove contact, no record wear
# Pure analog playback without any digitization
# Easy to use
# Accurate and musical
# Starting list price:$15,000 US
# Laser stylus reads record grooves using light, not a needle
# No groove contact, no record wear
# Pure analog playback without any digitization
# Easy to use
# Accurate and musical
# Starting list price:$15,000 US
Sanju Chiba, President of ELP Corporation wrote:Note: Unlike most consumer electronics, the LT will not see drastic reductions in price, as experienced with products developed for mass production. Each Laser Turntable is hand crafted by skilled engineers using very specific and complex machines.
So I guess waiting for next years model won't help the price any. I wonder if they have a payment plan?
That way I can play the ten-twenty records that I have. I know a guy that could sell his record collection and buy this thing easy...of course, then he wouldn't need it.
Sanju Chiba, President of ELP Corporation wrote:Note: Unlike most consumer electronics, the LT will not see drastic reductions in price, as experienced with products developed for mass production. Each Laser Turntable is hand crafted by skilled engineers using very specific and complex machines.
So I guess waiting for next years model won't help the price any. I wonder if they have a payment plan?
That way I can play the ten-twenty records that I have. I know a guy that could sell his record collection and buy this thing easy...of course, then he wouldn't need it.
I still have over 200 LPs and a good turntable, though I seldom play the albums. But some of them will never be available in any other format, so I plan to keep them indefinitely.
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Jimmy Buffett, 9/4/05, Wrigley Field