Turntables
Rather than making more and more complex systems with
exotic power supplies, hard to set-up and maintain suspension systems,
the Nottingham Analogue Turntables really applies the "simple is
good" principles.
For example, the motor. This is so small that the
drive is always left "on". To start the turntable, simply give the
platter a "push". The motor is then only required to overcome the
minimal frictional losses of the high quality bearing assembly.
Other designs require a much larger motor to overcome the typical
inertia of a high mass platter.
Here, the turntable speed is controlled absolutely
by the inertia of the high mass platter but without the typical
problems.
There is no need for a highly computerised and thus
somewhat flawed computer speed control system to maintain true pitch.
The mains voltage AC synchronous motor utilises holding
torque rather than starting torque.
The Nottingham Analogue Turntables also have no complex
spring systems that quickly tire and need adjustment and endless
"tuning". Your turntable can be confidently moved from room to room
or interstate and needs only a simple wooden table or a solid shelf
to work at it's tonal best.
A unique feature of the Nottingham Analogue Turntables
is the relative ease with which 2 arms can be fitted. In some markets
this is almost a pre-requisite. Thus, virtually any combination
of arms can be mounted on the "Space" range.
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