Pro-JectT1 BT Turntable with Built-in Preamp and Wireless Audio Transmitter (Satin White)

I picked this one per my friend’s ,who is a recording collector and musician, recommendation. Only downside is the tone arm doesn’t go back when the record is over. But that I can live with for the sound and aesthetic of this record player. I chose this bec it is Made in the Czech Republic, solid system that doesn’t break the bank. I’ve had my player for a month now and with regular use. I don’t anticipate any issues with it. Have a glass turntable ensures stability of the player. It’s plug and play too. No hard set up or balancing of the tone arm needed

First. I had a Project Primary and am comparing it with the T1. The T1 is new plug and play audiophile turntable, but the features that it has are in much more expensive ones. The T1 is a turntable that is a must to have with a decent audiophile amplifier if you really want to hear its benefits. I am using an Emotiva TA-100 amplifier and a couple of"modified myself" Dayton Audio MK442 monitors with a subwoofer. I also have an acrylic mat which improves sound. The version of the T1 I am using is the bare basic model. The REAL glass platter (something you find on Rega turntables) improves sound quality by using the weight to stabilize speed and the viscus liquid of the glass creates an excellent vibration and reflection reducer found on more expensive turntables. Do not be fooled by it's thin appearance. It has plenty of control to create a virtual silent noise floor. The sub-platter uses anti-vibration materials and reinforced ridges and contacts the glass plate on the edges to further reduce vibration transfer. Micro density fiberboard (MDF) plinth has minimal holes and the sub-platter rests on a brass bearing and the sleeve has a 0.0001 inch tolerance. (Setting the sub-platter spindle down into the sleeve actually holds air pressure as is sets into place and you have to wait for the air pressure to release before it sets down completely. That's HOW precise it is!The cables that come with it are not cheap. They are low resistance gauge quality cables. An alignment protractor and stylus tracking force scale comes with it, just incase you want to fiddle with it, but the turntable should come aligned and tracking force set at factory. In honestly, mine came NOT set. No big deal to me because I was going to check it anyway... just to make sure.The tone arm has brass bearings. And they are feather lite with no resistance. But, the strange thing is there is no anti-skating adjustment. The tone arm is actually optimized not to skate. (That is what most people are saying. There is no counteractive force stopping the centripetal force from happening, but uses a drop a down weight. This causes the balancing point on the rack and pinion bearings to be slightly behind the fulcrum reducing the centripetal force. (Don't believe me?) Tie a nut to some fishing line. Make a loop on a piece of thin stiff wire and stick the bottom of it on the plinth with some putty on an angle so the loop is sticking up. Loop one end of the fishing line, put it through the wire loop and attach it onto the head shell and place the nut on a digital scale. Let the needle drop onto an acrylic mat (you can do that without damaging the record) and measure the force when the string stops the tone arm and tightens the string. It came out to 0.04 grams of centripetal force at 2 grams of tracking force on the stock om5e. The Om is a cartridge that is a superior tracker providing above average ability to stay in the groove. Testing with headphones I found no customary distortion caused by excess centripetal force riding the inner groove. It does what it is supposed to do. Now damage to the record is another story. It won't stop skipping from damage. But even if you tried to use more force if you could... it would cause distortion.All in all, after checking it all out the sound quality of the Pro-Ject T1 is fantastic as long as you have equipment to allow it produce what it can give you and since other turntables that use real glass platters can cost twice as much, I believe the T1 is the best value and is built to do the job!

While shopping for a new turntable my gf wanted to make sure I picked out something that was sleek and beautiful as it would be prominently displayed in our living room. This turntable is pretty. The design is understated and elegant. Now, the important stuff. The sound. It sounds great using the onboard phono preamp through my powered Klipsch "The Sixes" speakers. My jazz records come alive on this turntable and hip-hop sounds amazing. I have had a couple issues though. One, Pro-ject claims that there is no need to adjust the cartridge or counterweight but I am having trouble with the tonearm skating when it is initially lowered onto the beginning of my records. It often violently skips a few seconds into the first track of the recording. The other issue is that the spindle seems a little bit to big. Some of my records get stuck. I almost broke a copy of John Coltrane's "Giant Steps" trying to get it off of the turntable. Over-all I am happy with my purchase and have been really enjoying it.

I have the piano black version. The table feels way more expensive than the modest cost. It sounds nice. really nice with the installed om 5e, which you can upgrade easily to the other OM line. Nice glass platter, thick belt, and was set up perfect. That is big news to folks that go down the rabbit hole fooling around with alignment, VTF, and azimuth. This is set up exactly the correct height for the OM using the included felt mat. The power button is hidden from view which some will like, but it is a tad awkward cause it can move the table when pressing the toggle if not careful. No big deal and most wont have an issue. This table also has a cue lever that's a nice add. The tonearm allows handling that makes it easy to place on the tracks you wish. Human friendly. Last thing is it has attached cables that are the nicest turntable cables I've ever seen. Removes the need to search for ultra low capacitance cables to attach to preamp. Also has built in ground. No hum at all.

The media could not be loaded.  Pros:- It looks great, very elegant, stylish, and modern. The 'Piano Black' version is shiny, it catches your attention. It is definitely great to look at.- A very good phono stage.- Good cartridge, balanced sound. You may want to upgrade iit down the line, though.- A button to switch speed. You don't have to manually move the belt to switch from 33 to 45.- Really good sound.- You should not need to set up the tone arm, it comes balanced out of the box.Cons:- It is very light and it can move easily when you remove a record.- The felt mat is so thin, paper-like. You would need to upgrade it. At this price point, they could have done better.- Be careful lifting and lowering the dust cover, it could cause the record player to move, and youe record to skip, which can cause damage. I guess this is because the item is so light.- No anti skating. The tonearm could harshly skip at the beginning of the record in a way that I believe, could potentially damage records.My personal verdict: I ended up returning my unit even though the looks and sound are there. I think at this price point there are options that check more boxes.

Pour l’ écoute de mes vinyles cette table simple de fabrication et sans ajustements à faire,sans artificesFais le travail à coup sûr.

La tornamesa llego con un defecto de fabrica inadmisible . La palanca para levantar el brazo y la aguja no servia . Levantaba solamente el brazo un poco. Lo que hacia que rozara la aguja con los discos.... alcance a escuchar la tornamesa y si suena bien..sin embargo no pienso arrisgarme nuevamente. Ire por una Audio technica LP120XUB con la aguja esplendida audio technica 95E

Beau rendu, très élégant.

I was a little apprehensive about how this would go but I cannot fault this deck so far. We upgraded our sound bar and the new one had a Bluetooth feature. I’ve tried BT turntables before (Audio Technica AT LP-60) but the experience was less than successful. I needed a better quality deck for the living room and thought I’d give this a go.I was very impressed that there was virtually no setup needed. The cartridge and counterweight were already installed and adjusted. It was the Bluetooth connection I was worried about. I turned on the BT transmitter on the deck on and set the input source on my sound bar and in a few seconds “PING” they had found each other and were connected…phew.Sound wise everything is perfect for what I want. I use Ortofon cartridges on my Technics SL-1200’s so I knew all about them. The BT connection fires up every time and there has been no drop-out so far (which was my problem with the Audio Technica).The reason I didn’t give it a 5-star rating is for two reasons. On some older, less than pristine, records there has been some skipping. This’ll be because the arm and counterweight on this turntable are very light compared to my SL-1200’s (nothing skips on them !) but this is something I expected so not a deal breaker for me. Secondly if you plan on playing LP's and singles (33rpm and 45rpm records) the way you change the speed on this deck is a complete pain in the derriere ! You have to remove the turntable and move the drive belt to another position on it's spindle to change the speed. I now only play LP's (33rpm) on this deck as it's just too much hassle changing speeds.All in all a good piece of kit (with those minor caveats) at a decent price that suits what I want.

I had the Primary-E before this and that was good enough! But I wanted a simpler way to play my 45’s and this is beyond perfect!!!Amazing deck and the sound is incredible! It’s really worth every penny!!!