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X8
The X8 is our most affordable mass-loaded turntable yet. Positioned neatly between the X2 and Xtension 9, the X8 adopts and breaks down its bigger siblings' features to make mass-loaded high-end design principles as accessible as never before. The X8...
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Specifications
- Aluminium feet Height adjustable & TPE damped
- Overhang 18mm
- Wow & flutter 33: ±0,11%; 45: ± 0,10%
- Drive Principle belt drive
- Platter massive 5,1 kg lathed aluminium & TPE damped
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Pro-Ject X8 Turntable (Cartridge Included), Piano Black
The X8 is our most affordable mass-loaded turntable yet. Positioned neatly between the X2 and Xtension 9, the X8 adopts and breaks down its bigger siblings' features to make mass-loaded high-end design principles as accessible as never before.
The X8 offers a heavy, TPE damped mass-loaded platter precision lathed from a single aluminium block and finely balanced. On the Xtension 9 and 10 you cannot really play around with using different mats due to the glued on vinyl top. The X8 comes with a standard felt mat, also allowing you to experiment with different material mats in the future and tailor the sound to your taste.
The X8 inherited the massive MDF chassis and the top-of-the-line Pro-Ject 9cc EVO carbon tonearm from its larger siblings. The height-adjustable X8 features machined aluminium feet. The TPE damping technology in the feet effectively decouples the X8 from the surface it is placed on. The feet are a great choice for a more budget orientated turntable as they are faster and easier to set up than magnetic feet on the X9/10, and also require less maintenance.
The X8 offers a heavy, TPE damped mass-loaded platter precision lathed from a single aluminium block and finely balanced. On the Xtension 9 and 10 you cannot really play around with using different mats due to the glued on vinyl top. The X8 comes with a standard felt mat, also allowing you to experiment with different material mats in the future and tailor the sound to your taste.
The X8 inherited the massive MDF chassis and the top-of-the-line Pro-Ject 9cc EVO carbon tonearm from its larger siblings. The height-adjustable X8 features machined aluminium feet. The TPE damping technology in the feet effectively decouples the X8 from the surface it is placed on. The feet are a great choice for a more budget orientated turntable as they are faster and easier to set up than magnetic feet on the X9/10, and also require less maintenance.
Specifications
Basic
Aluminium feet
Height adjustable & TPE damped
Included Accessories
15V DC / 0,8A power supply, dust cover, 7“ single adapter, felt mat, phono cable
Features
Overhang
18mm
Wow & flutter
33: ±0,11%; 45: ± 0,10%
Functions
Drive Principle
belt drive
Platter
massive 5,1 kg lathed aluminium & TPE damped
Platter bearing
inverted with ceramic ball tips and magnetic support
Signal to noise
73dB
Speed
33, 45 (electronic speed change)
Speed Drift
33: ±0,11%; 45: ± 0,09%
Power
Power Consumption
5W / 0,3 W standby mode
Supplied Accessories
Included phono cable
Connect it E 5P -> RCA, 1.23m
Tone arm
9“ one-piece carbon-fibre tonearm
Dimensions
Dimensions lid closed
465 x 150 x 350 mm (W x H x D)
Dimensions lid opened
465 x 415 x 420 mm (W x H x D)
Effective arm length / mass
9“ (230 mm) / 8,5 g
Weight
15kg
Pro-Ject
Pro-Ject was founded in 1991, during the onslaught of the compact disc and CD players, with the mission to offer the best analogue experience for reasonable prices. In a time where the digital audio media had been on the rise, and vinyl was declared as outdated and dead, Heinz Lichtenegger kept his belief in the simple but best way to enjoy music – turntables.
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Pro-Ject
Pro-Ject was founded in 1991, during the onslaught of the compact disc and CD players, with the mission to offer the best analogue experience for reasonable prices. In a time where the digital audio media had been on the rise, and vinyl was declared as outdated and dead, Heinz Lichtenegger kept his belief in the simple but best way to enjoy music – turntables.
Find out more about Pro-Ject