TT Three vs European Audio Team (EAT) E.A.T. Fortissimo S
The E.A.T. Fortissimo S's depth is 440 mm against the TT Three's 442 mm and its width 550 mm against 480 mm. Both share drive type (Belt) and platter material (Composite).
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The Audio Note UK TT Three turntable employs a distinctive triple-motor drive system with three powerful motors fine-tuned to work in parallel, providing high torque and speed stability without the drawbacks of heavy platters. It uses a very light Lexan platter driven by an external rubber belt, achieving the equivalent rotational mass of a 50kg platter but with minimal flywheel effect. The sub-chassis is suspended at three points centered on the bearing, aligning motor inertia and suspension to eliminate common platter vacillation issues. The turntable is supplied with an arm board cut exclusively for Audio Note's own 9-inch tonearms, ensuring optimal integration. The TT Three comes with an external digital power supply unit (PSU1) that controls the motors with digitally synthesized frequency for precise speed control at 33 and 45 rpm. Optional more sophisticated analog power supplies are available for enhanced performance. The TT Three is available in satin black or white as standard, with high gloss finishes at extra cost. It is praised for its pitch accuracy, timing, dynamic range, and neutrality, delivering a musical and immersive vinyl playback experience. The design philosophy emphasizes minimal coloration and maximum musicality, making it a standout in its class.
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The E.A.T. Fortissimo S's depth is 440 mm against the TT Three's 442 mm and its width 550 mm against 480 mm. Both share drive type (Belt) and platter material (Composite).
The Hyperspace's width is 482 mm against the TT Three's 480 mm and its depth 381 mm against 442 mm. Both share drive type (Belt) and platter material (Composite).
The Diva II's platter material is MDF against the TT Three's Composite, its width 450 mm against 480 mm, and its depth 390 mm against 442 mm. Both share drive type (Belt).
The MAESTRO's depth is 431.8 mm against the TT Three's 442 mm and its width 457.2 mm against 480 mm. Both share drive type (Belt) and platter material (Composite).
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