Nova VI Vacuum vs Cosmos IV
The Cosmos IV's platter weight is 9.07 kg (20 lbs) against the Nova VI Vacuum's 19.96 kg (44 lbs) and its weight 20 kg (44 lbs) against 19.96 kg (44 lbs). Both share wow & flutter (0.040%) and drive type (Belt).
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The Sota Nova VI Vacuum Turntable is a high-fidelity analog turntable designed for audiophiles seeking exceptional realism and detail from vinyl records. It features a robust sub-chassis with a 1" aircraft grade aluminum brace that makes it heavier and stiffer, yielding more accurate sound and clarity. The turntable uses a proprietary vacuum hold-down system that removes air between the record and platter to ensure a perfectly flat record for optimal playback, reducing pump noise with a self-sensing circuit. It has a high-efficiency A/C motor with double-regulated synthesized sine-wave drive, belt drive transmission, and electronically switchable speeds of 33.3 and 45 RPM with fine tuning. The platter is a 14 lb one-piece cast aluminum with internal damping and a molded silicone vacuum lip. The bearing uses a hardened steel shaft hand-matched to sintered bronze sleeves. The suspension is a tuned 4-point stretched-spring sub-chassis with a 2.55 Hz frequency. The turntable weighs 44 lbs and comes with a separate 10 lb pump unit. Finishes include oak, American cherry, walnut, and rare woods by request. A dust cover is available upon request. The Nova VI is known for its quiet background, revealing micro-dynamics and truthful sound reproduction, making it a significant upgrade over previous models.
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The Cosmos IV's platter weight is 9.07 kg (20 lbs) against the Nova VI Vacuum's 19.96 kg (44 lbs) and its weight 20 kg (44 lbs) against 19.96 kg (44 lbs). Both share wow & flutter (0.040%) and drive type (Belt).
The PD-171A's platter weight is 5 kg (11 lbs) against the Nova VI Vacuum's 19.96 kg (44 lbs). Both share wow & flutter (0.040%), drive type (Belt), and platter material (Aluminum).
The Sapphire VI's platter weight is 20 kg (44 lbs) against the Nova VI Vacuum's 19.96 kg (44 lbs), its weight 20 kg (44 lbs) against 19.96 kg (44 lbs), and its depth 419 mm against 419.1 mm. Both share platter material (Aluminum).
The Prime Signature's wow & flutter is 0.030% against the Nova VI Vacuum's 0.040% and its platter weight 9.07 kg (20 lbs) against 19.96 kg (44 lbs). Both share drive type (Belt) and platter material (Aluminum).
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