Phantasie TD 320 vs Music Hall MMF-3.3
The MMF-3.3's output is 5.5 mV against the Phantasie TD 320's 5.0 mV. Both share drive type (Belt) and cartridge type (MM).
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About the Phantasie TD 320
The Thorens Phantasie TD 320 turntable was produced in a very limited quantity, with only about one hundred units made. It is a high-end model from the mid-1980s, featuring a precision Swiss-made design typical of Thorens' reputation. The Phantasie is essentially a TD 321 model without an arm, and it was originally priced around 2500 Deutsche Marks in 1986, making it a premium product of its time. It is known for its exceptional build quality and audio performance, often paired with high-quality cartridges such as the Ortofon 2M Red. The turntable features a suspended subchassis design, a synchronous AC motor, and a precision bearing system that minimizes friction and noise, contributing to its accurate and low-rumble playback. Due to its rarity and quality, it remains a sought-after collector's item and audiophile turntable.
Specifications
Turntable
Turntable mechanics and performance
- Speeds
- 33.3, 45 RPM
- Drive Type
- belt
- Platter Material
- wood
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