Pro-Ject E1.2 Turntable The E1.2 turntable from Pro-Ject offers the perfect introduction to the world of vinyl records, whether you’re starting from scratch or dusting down your old LP collection, the Pro-Ject E1.2 offers the perfect blend of sound quality and practical features. Built to Pro-Ject’s usual high standards, the E1.2 is solidly made, with a CNC-machined composite fibre plinth, aluminium tonearm and pre-adjusted Pick it MM E cartridge. Unlike other budget record players that offer a fixed speed or require a fiddly belt change, the E1.2 has an electronic speed control, making it easy to switch between 33rpm albums and 45rpm singles. Built for sound Boasting premium materials, stylish aesthetics and a rich, lively sound, Pro-Ject’s extensive development process has ensured that the E1.2 offers unbeatable performance for a turntable in this price range. The stylish CNC-machined composite fibre plinth has been carefully manufactured to ensure there are no hollow spaces inside, this combined with the isolation feet and the die-cast aluminium anti-resonance platter helps increase resistance to unwanted vibrations thereby lowering distortion and improving sound quality. The high quality, damped DC motor gives smooth and stable pitch for lifelike sound. Lightweight aluminium tonearm The lightweight and low friction 8.6“ aluminium tonearm is optimised for the high quality Pick it MM E cartridge. Pro-Ject’s Plug & Play design with pre-adjusted tracking force and anti skating by their experienced technicians in the factory provides you with the best settings for your turntable, just plug it in and start enjoying your music. Elegant design and choice of finish The clean, elegant design gives the Pro-Ject E1.2 a timeless appeal and with a choice of black, white or walnut finishes, there’s a colour to suit every style. To protect your E1.2 from dust, you will also find an elegant acrylic dustcover with adjustable hinges in the box. * Please note that this model requires an amplifier or speaker system with a dedicated phono or turntable input. To connect to an aux input you will need a separate phono stage such as the Phono Box MM or the E1 Phono model (see You May Also Like section below).
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