Project Debut Carbon Evo with Ortofon 2M Red

This fixes the potential weak points of the design being the standard OM series cartridge and resonant alloy platter and then offers it at an unrepeatable deal for the Vinyl conessieur. 

Heinz Lichteniger introduced trhe first Project Turntable in the 1990s. For the first time after the arrival of Compact Disc and the assumed demise of vinyl records, an analogue product re-emerged in the “mass market” – something all music lovers could afford. The Debut Carbon has been released to much critical acclaim and was designed to set new standards in this category for the coming decade – perfectly timed as analogue today is again a respected source, while the demand for good turntables is growing again!  

The most obvious feature of this model is the utilisation of Carbon Fibre for the tonearm, which increases stiffness and decreases unwanted resonance. This material normally is extensively used in high-end tonearms, but – because of cost reasons – was never used in products at lower price levels. Together with other improvements like extra dampening in the already heavy platter, adjustable metal feet that mean you can place it on nearly surface however uneven and improved suspension to consistently reduce vibrational effects on the turntable. The approved belt drive design offers low noise AC motor with effective motor decoupling (utilising TPE damping) and ultra precision frequency DC-driven AC generator (like Speed Box) for ultimate speed stability without unwanted vibration.