NVS vs EMT 927
The 927's drive type is Idler against the NVS's Direct. Both share platter material (Aluminum).
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This turntable is renowned for its ability to deliver a silent operation, ease of setup, and unparalleled reliability. It supports both 33 1/3 and 45 RPM speeds and utilizes a laboratory-grade motor control system. The NVS Turntable System is constructed from solid aluminum billets and mass-loaded polymers, ensuring high mass and stiffness. It includes a high-inertia platter and an internal vibration damping system to minimize noise and maximize sound quality.
Turntable mechanics and performance
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The closest alternatives on specs, description and the systems they turn up in, with the specs they share set side by side.
The 927's drive type is Idler against the NVS's Direct. Both share platter material (Aluminum).
The Ascona NEO's drive type is Belt against the NVS's Direct. Both share platter material (Aluminum).
The Stabi M's drive type is Belt against the NVS's Direct. Both share platter material (Aluminum).
The NVS-150 matches the NVS on drive type (Direct) and platter material (Aluminum).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
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