Circle vs Transrotor Strato Bianco/Nero
The Strato Bianco/Nero's output is 0.3 mV against the Circle's 0.6 mV and its tracking force 1.9 g against 2.0 g. Both share drive type (Belt) and platter material (Acrylic).
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The Wilson Benesch Full Circle is a premium turntable designed and manufactured in Sheffield, England. It is celebrated for its use of advanced composite materials, particularly carbon fiber, which provides exceptional stiffness and damping. The turntable features a unique two-part chassis: the lower section houses the motor, while the upper section supports the platter and tonearm, with rubber compliant feet isolating vibrations between them. The A.C.T. 0.5 tonearm is constructed from a double-helix carbon fiber tube, offering superior resonance control and a kinematic bearing system for stiction-free movement. The Full Circle package includes the Ply moving coil cartridge, which features a carbon fiber body and a Swiss motor/stylus assembly. The turntable is easy to set up, requires minimal maintenance, and delivers a neutral, detailed sound with a low noise floor.
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The Strato Bianco/Nero's output is 0.3 mV against the Circle's 0.6 mV and its tracking force 1.9 g against 2.0 g. Both share drive type (Belt) and platter material (Acrylic).
The MMF-9.1's output is 0.5 mV against the Circle's 0.6 mV. Both share tracking force (2.0 g), drive type (Belt), and platter material (Acrylic).
The Compass's output is 3.0 mV against the Circle's 0.6 mV and its tracking force 2.2 g against 2.0 g. Both share drive type (Belt) and platter material (Acrylic).
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