Nice Clearaudio Emotion TT w Satisfy Tonearm and Performer 2 cartridge Complete
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geppy1
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Selling a Clearaudio Emotion TT w Satisfy Tonearm and Performer 2 cartridge in what they call Bluemotion. It is a beautiful blue . My pictures do not do it justice A well reviewed turntable In excellent shape and with box , packing ,all paperwork and parts Will be double boxed Asking $750 Thanks.
The Emotion is a simple design: a thin acrylic slab for a plinth; another relatively thin slab for the full-sized 12" platter; a short, flat-bottomed spindle bearing of hardened, polished steel, sleeved by a sintered brass bushing; and acrylic cones for feet. An AC synchronous motor fitted with a two-step grooved pulley (commendably fixed to the motor shaft via three symmetrically placed set screws) sits in a circular cutout in the plinth's rear left corner, and drives the platter via an O-ring around its perimeter.
The big news is the Satisfy tonearm. Its straight-pipe design has a precise feel, using a sapphire watch-bearing system in the horizontal direction and ceramic bearings in the vertical, and an ingenious antiskating mechanism adjustable via a large magnetic screw. The Satisfy uses a single-point overhang adjustment system that's elegantly simple but tricky to use—especially for analog newbies. The RCA jacks are attached to a semicircular extension of the arm's main post that protrudes through the bottom of the plinth; they're easy to access and offer excellent clearance. The tonearm and its associated parts are milled from aluminum; they have a solid look and feel, and the long cueing lever was both easy to use and smooth in operation
The Emotion is a simple design: a thin acrylic slab for a plinth; another relatively thin slab for the full-sized 12" platter; a short, flat-bottomed spindle bearing of hardened, polished steel, sleeved by a sintered brass bushing; and acrylic cones for feet. An AC synchronous motor fitted with a two-step grooved pulley (commendably fixed to the motor shaft via three symmetrically placed set screws) sits in a circular cutout in the plinth's rear left corner, and drives the platter via an O-ring around its perimeter.
The big news is the Satisfy tonearm. Its straight-pipe design has a precise feel, using a sapphire watch-bearing system in the horizontal direction and ceramic bearings in the vertical, and an ingenious antiskating mechanism adjustable via a large magnetic screw. The Satisfy uses a single-point overhang adjustment system that's elegantly simple but tricky to use—especially for analog newbies. The RCA jacks are attached to a semicircular extension of the arm's main post that protrudes through the bottom of the plinth; they're easy to access and offer excellent clearance. The tonearm and its associated parts are milled from aluminum; they have a solid look and feel, and the long cueing lever was both easy to use and smooth in operation
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SOLD More turntables to come
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Nice turntable, I happen to have a Blue Emotion with a Grado Gold Cartridge, someone will be happy.Home Theater
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