MMF-2.1 vs 1byone H004
The H004's tracking force is 3.5 g against the MMF-2.1's 2.0 g and its effective length 218.5 mm against 229 mm. Both share wow & flutter (0.150%) and drive type (Belt).
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The Music Hall MMF-2.1 is a manual belt-drive turntable designed for audiophile use, offering speeds of 33 1/3 and 45 rpm with a speed deviation of ±0.9% and wow and flutter of ±0.15%. It features a 300mm diameter, 1.7kg metal alloy platter running on a precision stainless steel and bronze bearing assembly for quiet and fluid operation. The turntable includes a medium-mass tonearm with adjustable anti-skating, damped cueing, and height adjustment to accommodate various cartridges, and comes factory-fitted with a Music Hall Tracker moving magnet cartridge or alternatively a Goldring Elan cartridge in some versions. The plinth is made of medium density fiberboard with a hinged acrylic dust cover. Dimensions are approximately 415 x 230 x 110 mm, and it weighs about 7.8 kg. The unit operates on 110V 60Hz power with a power absorption of 2VA. It is praised for its affordability, ease of setup, and musical engagement, making it a popular choice for entry-level audiophiles. The MMF-2.1LE variant differs mainly in aesthetic finish (Ferrari red) and slightly higher price. The turntable includes a felt mat, a spare belt, and detailed manuals for setup and maintenance.
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The H004's tracking force is 3.5 g against the MMF-2.1's 2.0 g and its effective length 218.5 mm against 229 mm. Both share wow & flutter (0.150%) and drive type (Belt).
The CS 506's wow & flutter is 0.070% against the MMF-2.1's 0.150%, its effective length 221 mm against 229 mm, and its weight 4.1 kg (9 lbs) against 7.8 kg (17 lbs). Both share drive type (Belt).
The DP-29F's effective length is 195 mm against the MMF-2.1's 229 mm. Both share wow & flutter (0.150%), drive type (Belt), and cartridge type (MM).
The 2.2's weight is 9.07 kg (20 lbs) against the MMF-2.1's 7.8 kg (17 lbs). Both share wow & flutter (0.150%), drive type (Belt), and cartridge type (MM).
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