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The 2Xperience SB is based on the 2Xperience belt-drive concept which incorporates over 20 years of turntable design experience. The addition of a precision motor controller with electronic speed change, derived from the highly regarded Speed Box yields precise speed accuracy and push button convenience. The superb 9cc Evolution carbon fiber tonearm provides superb performance especially with the factory mounted Sumiko Blue Point No. 2 cartridge, while serving as a solid foundation for future upgrades. The heavy chassis is made from MDF using a non-resonant construction technique. The mat is created from a recycled vinyl record bonded to the platter and precision machined to create an ideal turntable/record interface. A custom light-weight record clamp reduces unwanted record vibration and ensures a tight coupling of the record to the platter. The audio performance of the final product benefits from the resonance-free platter, avoiding the ringing effect of common metal and glass platters. Available in a variety of beautiful finishes, the 2Xperience SB looks as good as it sounds and with the highly regarded Blue Point No. 2 included, represents a superb value.

Pro-Ject 2Xperience SB DC with Blue Point 2 Cartridge (Olive)

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alright hey everybody its stereo police and today Saturday it's a weekend got all my chores done it's mid-afternoon it's starting to snow outside so I take a what better time to change out my cartridge got the the new one here the Blue Point number 2 mentioned before I chose this for a number of reasons got 110 dollars off of retail it's it's a reputable cartridge it's all it's tried-and-true it's been around for a while high quality from a good company Sumiko and it's also a moving coil cartridge as opposed to a moving magnet however it's a high output moving coil so it can be used with regular moving magnet phono preamps so I thought I'd try a moving coil I honestly don't know exactly I didn't even research the characteristics of a moving coil versus a moving magnet I know there's fundamental differences in terms of the principle of operation but my main criteria was you know I didn't