Amadeus Junior vs Classic
The Classic's effective length is 267 mm against the Amadeus Junior's 267.18 mm. Both share drive type (Belt) and platter material (Acrylic).
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The Well Tempered Lab Amadeus Jr. is a belt-driven turntable with a single-layer Baltic plywood plinth finished in black, an acrylic platter, and a servo-controlled motor with vibration-controlled mounting. Its 0.004-inch polyester-thread belt and “zero-clearance” platter bearing are designed to minimize wow and flutter. The turntable includes a fully damped 10.5-inch tonearm suspended in silicone fluid for variable damping, easy azimuth adjustment, a fixed headshell, and isolation feet.
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