The new heavy-duty nickel-plated machined aluminum bearing housing increases the mass at the pivot and ensures free movement for precise tracking. Pro-Ject says that the disc is an aluminum mold with integrated TPE damping, which achieves a perfect combination of quality and low internal resonance.

The new products of the Debut series can be adjusted in both arm height and azimuth angle, so that a wider range of high-quality ink cartridges can be set perfectly, including the excellent Sumiko Rainer, which is part of the package and precisely aligned with the factory by experts.

Other features include height-adjustable feet with integrated resonance damping, electronic speed selection, removable acrylic dust cover, and high-quality semi-symmetrical fiber optic cable (Connect It E).

Like all Pro-Ject Audio Systems turntables, the special edition Debut PRO is handmade in Europe and will be sold in limited quantities at some Pro-Ject dealers in the United States starting in August 2021, with a suggested retail price of US$899.

Log in or register to comment. This is a beautiful form. Submitted by garyalex on Sun, 2021-07-18 07:35, this table looks great. Simple and elegant. Log in or register to post comments and agree, beautiful table and... Submitted by jazz listeners on Sun, 2021-07-18 08:50 provides a good analog entry-level option for novice enthusiasts. For many people, this is what they need. Login or register to post comments cool features Submitted by posterboy on Sun, 2021-07-18 16:48 "...the plate is aluminum mold...". "...A high-quality semi-symmetrical fiber optic cable...". Log in or register to post a comment about: The cool feature (ie Michael’s typo) was submitted by a keen observer on Saturday, 2021-07-31 02:35 I haven’t read enough to find the second error, Because I stopped to check Pro-Ject's site to see if the first error was just copied/pasted or introduced by Michael. I did not find the exact wording used by Michael. On the contrary, part of the description of the disc on the Pro-Ject website says: "TPE damping is used to control resonance and die-casting to achieve high fidelity accuracy. The disc is made of aluminum..." So it is concluded The drawing seems very clear. Log in or register to post a comment. Debut by malco49 on Sun, 2021-07-18 19:31. Submission of 1,000 yuan is basically an entry point. Level table, I still think EVO will be an entry-level model, if not a lower model. Log in or register to post comments and learn to read... Submitted by Jazz listener on Sun, 2021-07-18 21:02 The article clearly says $899. Login or register to post a comment really? Submitted by malco49 on Monday, 2021-07-19 06:29, I read it well, thank you. And can do things like abstract thinking. 899 dollars, let’s take a look, including the 7% tax in Maryland, which can be as high as 962 dollars. Is it close to $1,000 for you? Log in or register to comment. Well, no one... Jazz listeners submitted on Tuesday, July 20, 2021 at 10:13, tax is included when comparing audio equipment. You pay taxes for all audio, so what's the point. Also, if you have a good relationship with your local store, you can usually negotiate a 10-15% discount, in which case this will bring the table down to between $765 and $799. Mic drop... Log in or register to post a comment. An extension is submitted by malco49 on Wednesday, 2021-07-21 14:58. I am very satisfied that the turntable in question is not an entry-level machine. How to parse it. Log in or register to comment...There are still many projects submitted by Vinyl Listeners on Wednesday, July 21, 2021 23:26 nt Log in or register to comment re: Learn to read... Submitted by: Keen Observer Week Six, 2021-07-31 04:45 Pro-Ject's website says $999. Michael gave $899 as the "retail price" (the price you can expect to pay at the retailer), and I confirmed this from an online reseller. Is it entry-level? Pro-Ject’s website has its own category tags applied to this model: "Aspiring enthusiasts, casual crate excavators, debut carousels, luxury listeners, carousels." The term "entry-level" in various contexts is usually Refers to the lowest level. For turntables, I think this means that the minimum acceptable level of performance is considered high fidelity. Of course, you would expect the price to be commensurate with performance and functionality. In terms of performance, I would put it into the entry-level category, although it has some interesting features that can increase its price. Nevertheless, I would not buy a three-legged turntable, and I don't think I like its drive system (see the image of the removed platter, where the belt drives a separate plastic "daughter platter"). Log in or register to post a comment. Entry level is submitted by rbtstock on Wednesday, 2021-07-28 17:44 Malco49. I think this is completely related to your income level. What do you value in your life? For me, I think this Definitely suitable for entry-level scales, I even thought I might get one just put in my home office and put my refuge 501-111, I just re-tip it, it might sound sweet to log in or sign up to post a comment The winning formula submitter DrJB is on Sun, 2021-07-18 23:12 I still have a Project Classic that I like to use from time to time. It has some of the characteristics of Debut Pro-aluminum/carbon fiber tonearm, TPE damping components, etc. I have always thought that the only weak link is the slightly illusory tonearm bearing assembly, so I am happy to see that they solve an important part of this problem. Maybe Sumiko will provide new parts for the old deck in the future. Otherwise, the build quality is impressive (Czech Republic?) and my experience with Sumiko USA customer service is excellent. ESD took out the main circuit board on my Classic, and they were willing to send me the parts directly (and soon!) so that I could replace it myself. The price of Pro seems a bit high, but maybe production costs are rising. Nevertheless, I still hope to get a more isolated motor design at this price, but their tonearm and Speed ​​Box system are beyond the level of most entry-level turntables. Thanks for the information. Log in or register to post comments 78 PeterPani Submitted on Tuesday, 2021-07-20 03:46 The speed selector including 78rpm is great. But if there is no possibility to quickly replace the ink cartridges, it would be a bit pointless. Login or register to post a comment Outrigger kit was submitted by ztatic on Wednesday, 2021-07-28 14:23. Then what you need is an outrigger kit that can widen the table so that you can add a second ProJect tonearm. Or you can only have two shells. Don’t these things have quick-break cartridge cases? Log in or register to post comments No, they don't. This was submitted by scottsol on Wednesday, 2021-07-28 15:08, no, they did not. This is a feature of many Japanese weapons, but not a feature of European designs. Login or register to post comments without replacement. Submitted by scottsol on 2021-07-28 15:20 without replacing the ink cartridges. Just switch to the RS78 stylus to perform 78 playback. Indeed, the results are not as good as using mono cartridges, but it should be very useful. Log in or register to post comments 78 RPM Submitted by Buzz Goddard on Thursday, July 29, 2021 06:01 Sumiko provides the RS78 stylus, which is interchangeable with the stylus on the included Rainier. fast and convenient. Log in or register to post a comment This is a very good wallet OldschoolE Submitted on Friday, 2021-07-23 11:46, personally, when I want to make a large purchase (especially anything over $100) At the time, I would calculate the tax, because when people have to save money for something, it increases a bit. It is best to take all costs into consideration. Frankly speaking, I don't understand the meaning of the arguments here, because it is a personal preference in the final analysis. In addition, I did summarize to make head math easier. If something is $11.99, it is $12, and if it is $69.98, it is $70. Like I said to make things easier, whether someone rounds up or not, what is the point of publicity? As for this table: considering all the adjustments available, the materials used, etc., and the label we call $900, I would not consider it an "entry level." However, I think that in these times we are in, its price is very reasonable. Covid destroyed everything, and due to supply shortages and as a result, prices rose sharply. Audio equipment has gone up by an average of $100! If you think this is not good, look at the car (this is not a good time to buy a car, whether it's a new car or a used car). You can also consider a similar table, such as the Clear Audio Concept, which starts at about $1600! Also "considered an entry level", it is as good as a table, maybe slightly worse, and the cost is doubled! So this table is very valuable. Log in or register to post a comment. I want to know if the tonearm is the same as the one submitted by WaltonGoggins on Tue, 2021-07-27 21:21 X1. The extra $100 for X1 seems to be totally worth it, unless I am missing something. Log in or register to post a comment. Clearaudio concept submitted by Bluejimbop on Wednesday, July 28, 2021 15:55. I am the current project owner and I am depositing money for the Clearaudio concept TT, arm and shopping cart set. The price is $2,800. It It sounds better than this thing. Log in or register to post a comment

That is a nice table. Simple and elegant.

For novice enthusiasts, this is a good analog entry-level choice. For many people, this is what they need.

"...The plate is aluminum mold...".

"...A high-quality semi-symmetrical fiber optic cable...".

I haven't read enough to catch the second error, because I stopped to check Pro-Ject's website to see if the first error was just copied/pasted or introduced by Michael. I did not find the exact wording used by Michael. On the contrary, part of the description of the disc on the Pro-Ject website says: "TPE damping is used to control resonance and die-casting to achieve high fidelity accuracy. The disc is made of aluminum..." So it is concluded The drawing seems very clear.

Basically $1,000 is considered a bit steep for entry. Level table, I still think EVO will be an entry-level model, if not a lower model.

I read very well, thank you. And can do things like abstract thinking. 899 dollars, let’s take a look, including the 7% tax in Maryland, which can be as high as 962 dollars. Is it close to $1,000 for you?

Taxes are included when comparing audio equipment. You pay taxes for all audio, so what's the point. Also, if you have a good relationship with your local store, you can usually negotiate a 10-15% discount, in which case this will bring the table down to between $765 and $799. The microphone dropped...

I am satisfied that the turntable in question is not an entry-level machine. How to parse it.

Pro-Ject's website says $999. Michael gave $899 as the "retail price" (the price you can expect to pay at the retailer), and I confirmed this from an online reseller.

Is it entry-level? Pro-Ject’s website has its own category tags applied to this model: "Aspiring enthusiasts, casual crate excavators, debut carousels, luxury listeners, carousels." The term "entry-level" in various contexts is usually Refers to the lowest level. For turntables, I think this means that the minimum acceptable level of performance is considered high fidelity. Of course, you would expect the price to be commensurate with performance and functionality. In terms of performance, I would put it into the entry-level category, although it has some interesting features that can increase its price. Nevertheless, I would not buy a three-legged turntable, and I don't think I like its drive system (see the image of the removed platter, where the belt drives a separate plastic "daughter platter").

Malco49, I think this is completely related to your income level, what do you value in life, for me, I think this is absolutely suitable for entry-level scale, I even think I might get one just put in my family Office and placed my shelter 501-111, I just tipped again, it may sound sweet

I still own a Project Classic that I like to use from time to time. It has some of the characteristics of Debut Pro-aluminum/carbon fiber tonearm, TPE damping components, etc. I have always thought that the only weak link is the slightly illusory tonearm bearing assembly, so I am happy to see that they solve an important part of this problem. Maybe Sumiko will provide new parts for the old deck in the future. Otherwise, the build quality is impressive (Czech Republic?) and my experience with Sumiko USA customer service is excellent. ESD took out the main circuit board on my Classic, and they were willing to send me the parts directly (and soon!) so that I could replace it myself. The price of Pro seems a bit high, but maybe production costs are rising. Nevertheless, I still hope to get a more isolated motor design at this price, but their tonearm and Speed ​​Box system are beyond the level of most entry-level turntables. Thanks for the information.

The speed selector including 78rpm is good. But if there is no possibility to quickly replace the ink cartridges, it would be a bit pointless.

Then what you need is a leg kit that can widen the table so that you can add a second ProJect tonearm. Or you can only have two shells. Don’t these things have quick-break cartridge cases?

No, they didn't. This is a feature of many Japanese weapons, but not a feature of European designs.

No need to replace ink cartridges. Just switch to the RS78 stylus to perform 78 playback. Indeed, the results are not as good as using mono cartridges, but it should be very useful.

Sumiko provides the RS78 stylus, which can be interchanged with the stylus on the included Rainier. fast and convenient.

Personally, when I want to make large purchases (especially anything over $100), I calculate taxes because when people have to save money for something, it increases a bit. It is best to take all costs into consideration. Frankly speaking, I don't understand the meaning of the arguments here, because it is a personal preference in the final analysis. In addition, I did summarize to make head math easier. If something is $11.99, it is $12, and if it is $69.98, it is $70. Like I said to make things easier, whether someone rounds up or not, what is the point of publicity?

As for this table: considering all the adjustments available, the materials used, etc., and the label we call $900, I would not consider it "entry level". However, I think its price is very reasonable in these times we live in. Covid destroyed everything, and due to supply shortages and as a result, prices rose sharply. Audio equipment has gone up by an average of $100! If you think this is not good, look at the car (this is not a good time to buy a car, whether it's a new car or a used car). You can also consider a similar table, such as the Clear Audio Concept, which starts at about $1600! Also "considered an entry level", it is as good as a table, maybe slightly worse, and the cost is doubled! So this table is very valuable.

X1. The extra $100 for X1 seems totally worth it, unless I'm missing something.

I am the current Pro-Ject owner and I am saving money for the Clearaudio Concept TT, arm and trolley set at a price of US$2,800. It sounds better than this thing.