REVOLVER SHOOTS OUT NEW TURNTABLE

Posted in: Audio-Sounds | December 13th, 2007

Revolver shoots discover newborn tray

Despite the company’s patchy story - it disapeared in 1990 and re-emerged as a speaker consort in 1994, exclusive to be wound-down again in 2004 ­- some will fondly advert the sort and its unreal prototypal turntable.

Shot in the Stygian
The newborn model, titled the Replay, harks backwards to Revolver’s 1980s heyday and is supported upon the aforementioned organisation and field principles as its ’80s predecessor, the Rebel.

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Despite existence supported around this primeval deck, the newborn help has been progressive and today benefits from newborn materials, newborn profession and ‘esoteric’ styling. Weighing in at a reassuringly onerous 23kg, the Replay is supported upon a separate organisation support - where the grave parts of the tray are unaccompanied absent from vibration.

The stone support is complimented by 38mm polyester-resin platter, which is belt-driven and operates at both 331/3 and 45 rate speeds. It will be priced at £1,500 when it goes on understanding in the UK and will become supplied with a SA-250 ST tonearm.