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Chroma 200 Riaa Black
Made in France, the Chroma 200 RIAA is a vinyl turntable with a black satin finish and an integrated RIAA phono pre-amp. It is equipped with an Ortofon OM10 cartridge, an aluminium arm with an arm lift for a smooth handling. The speed selection (33/4...
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- Country (main office) France
- Player drive type belt
- Table color black
- Disc color black
- Disc material Stamped steel
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Elipson Chroma 200 Riaa Turntable Black (Preamp Included)
Made in France, the Chroma 200 RIAA is a vinyl turntable with a black satin finish and an integrated RIAA phono pre-amp. It is equipped with an Ortofon OM10 cartridge, an aluminium arm with an arm lift for a smooth handling. The speed selection (33/45/78 rpm) is automatic. It also benefits from a new digital drive motor, allowing a perfect speed of rotation while being quieter. The Elipson Chroma 200 RIAA is a belt-driven manual turntable with an elegant design, with the latest technologies and can be connected directly to any amplifier or active speaker. Assembled in France in the premises, the Elipson Chroma 200 RIAA offers the characte- ristics that contributed to the success of the Alpha models such as the OTT (Orbital Torsion Tonearm) tonearm in aluminum, its digital processing system of the motor rotation. It is distinguished by a new axis system for an even more precise rotation, an improved drive motor with optimized dam- ping, a graduated counterweight, as well as by the addition of a cue control lever for your comfort of use. Its integrated Phono-RIAA circuity offers all the features of more expensive separate com- ponents with a choice of moving magnet and moving coil cartridge as well as a very high and faithful resolution of vinyl record signals.
Specifications
Basic
Country (main office)
France
Player drive type
belt
Table color
black
Disc color
black
Disc material
Stamped steel
Table material
PVC
Head included
yes
Head type
Ortofon OM10
Number of motors
1
Number of tonearms
1
Shape of tonearm
1
Signal-to-noise ratio, dB
82dB(MM), 76dB(MC)
Speed control
33/45/78 rpm
Tonearm included
yes
Turning speed
automatic
Features
Cover
yes
Dimensions
Weight, kg
5.8
Height, mm
120
Depth, mm
380
Width, mm
450
Elipson
Founded in 1938, Elipson is the oldest brand specializing in the manufacture of high-end French loudspeakers.More than 60 patents later, Elipson has carved out a place for itself in world acoustics thanks to many now iconic loudspeakers.One of the first achievements of this new team is the 4260 loudspeaker to reinscribe Elipson in its history and its know-how in very high fidelity. For the general public, Elipson has created the Planet L and Planet M, spherical speakers that illustrate the brand's desire to invest in the territory of the house, thanks to an object as beautiful as it is acoustically efficient. The full-range of the historic loudspeakers is replaced by a coaxial driver that precisely focuses the sound and helps create a deep and wide soundstage.Elipson thus synthesizes the best of both eras.
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Elipson
Founded in 1938, Elipson is the oldest brand specializing in the manufacture of high-end French loudspeakers.More than 60 patents later, Elipson has carved out a place for itself in world acoustics thanks to many now iconic loudspeakers.One of the first achievements of this new team is the 4260 loudspeaker to reinscribe Elipson in its history and its know-how in very high fidelity. For the general public, Elipson has created the Planet L and Planet M, spherical speakers that illustrate the brand's desire to invest in the territory of the house, thanks to an object as beautiful as it is acoustically efficient. The full-range of the historic loudspeakers is replaced by a coaxial driver that precisely focuses the sound and helps create a deep and wide soundstage.Elipson thus synthesizes the best of both eras.
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