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Introducing Sota Moonbeam
Sota Monbeam III is a plastic tray for people entering Hi-End. It has a classic design with a beautiful wooden frame. Despite its modest size and weight, Moonbeam III has a respectable music power. So, while the Sota’s youngest brother, Moonbeam III is still considered one of the five most valuable plastic plates in the $ 1,000 range.
Moonbeam III trays are 100% handcrafted in the USA and cheap, it is designed to the highest standards to confirm the leading names of Sota Turntable USA. The Moonbeam III has the following characteristics:
The double layer disk tray is made of a high density plastic polymer machined with absolute precision so it is extremely effective in releasing and suppressing vibration resonance energy occurring during the process playing.
Sota’s sprocket and wheel drive is one of the keys to excellence. Once again, Sota has realized the advantage of high-tech Teflon polymer resin to create a material called Turcite that has excellent hardness and strength, and lasts for decades, almost zero. Time limits are smoother than the more expensive ones made from the current metal.
The Moonbeam wheel drive is a 24-way AC synchronous motor with an ideal slowdown frequency less than 1% each designed for super-precision computers. This AC motor has the same speed advantage over time, so the correct operation makes the straps less tense and effective vibration.
The Moonbeam III’s chassis is made from an old-fashioned golden-tone timepiece that Sota has very good noise and vibration isolation. The chassis and vibration absorbing legs are simple but very effective.
Moonbeam Sota recorders are easy to install in ½ hour or 45 minutes playable. It can be said that investing in a Moonbeam Sota plastic camcorder with the policy of accepting change, the life of the company is comfortable because the owner will never be obsolete. The manufacturer advised users to buy a Sota I-Clamp disc ($ 90) to increase the quality of the subwoofer and midrange.
Parameter:
Background noise: Less than -65dB
Fast / slow error: Less than 0.1% RMS (DIN 45-507)
Transmission: Using a belt
Speeds: 33-1 / 3 and 45 rpm
Volume: 8.8 kg net, transported with 12 kg carton
Dimensions Height x Width x Depth: 15.24 x 46.35 x 36.195 cm
Need to read: S100 is the need to read Rega improved
Effective Length of Reading: 23.7cm
Needle tip: weighs 4 – 11 gr
Pros: Simplest, better
Cons: No speed switch on the machine surface.
The Moonbeam Sota plastic camcorder uses the MM Clearaudio Concept. We experience it with Separo SE300i single-ended amplifier, Music Hall pa1.2 phono box, Analysis Plus Silver Oval; The JBL 4312A loudspeaker, Analysis Plus Oval 12 speaker. The listening experience includes cello, violin, guitar and piano concertos, orchestras, ABBA bands and statlers.
Listen to Concerto for Cello and Dvorak’s Op.104 Symphony Orchestra performed by Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi (cello) with Czech Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Zdenek Kosler (CBS Disk Sony), TestLab immediately saw Monnbeam Sota as a platadist Dress It’s rustic, bright, clean and detailed. The shimmering sound of a snail, close to the cello voice, sounds very charming. In addition, the instruments in the orchestra when it comes to solo as a trumpet is very powerful and bright. Moonbeam Sota’s loudest to most loud volume range is full, easy to digest. The bottom, middle, and bottom are reasonable, not missing or redundant. When the camcorder works, the listener no longer has to bother with the system, but only the music played from the stage is reproduced honestly in front.
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Beethoven’s Concerto for Violin and Beethoven’s Op.61 Orchestra played by Iona Brown (violin) played with Neville Marriner’s Academy of St.Martin in the Fields Orchestra (Decca’s Direct Metal Disc Mastering DMM of Teldec). Right from the first beat, the drum sounds that are deep bass and fluttering from the position of the percussion in the symphony show a great deal of Moonbeam Sota’s processing power. And, as the violin solo plays the theme of the symphony, TestLab is caught by the natural sounds, not in the sitting position of the instrument. Iona Brown’s violin is soft, beautiful, but sometimes strong. Beethoven’s Violin Concerto is the most important violin concerto in Germany, played by many people and recorded, bought and heard.
John Williams played two concertos for the guitar and orchestra, including Joaquin Rodrigo (Concierto de Aranjuez) and Casstenuovo Tedesco (with members of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy). These are the two most loved concertos in the world for the guitar. In the past, the list of important instruments without the guitar because it sounds low. However, since these concertos, especially the Concierto de Aranjuez, the classical guitar began to become a ranked instrument. At the same time, thanks to the great guitarist John Williams, the guitar became more competitive. John Williams’ guitar sound through the rendition of the Sota Moonbeam plastic vinyl rounded, powerful, beautiful ball. In the concertos for the guitar there are also solo pieces of instruments involved, especially the English Horn – solo of Louis Rosenblatt in chapter 2 Adagio of Concierto de Aranjuez. John Williams played catchy.
Mozart’s TestLab: Piano Concertos No20 & 21 by Friedrich Gulda playing the piano with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra led by Claudio Abbado (Deutsche Grammophon Disc). This is a LP that meets all criteria for authors, works, artists, orchestras as well as publishers. Gulda is one of the best Mozart pianists and the No20 & 21 concertos are Mozart’s best concertos. Beautiful, smooth, smooth, confident, powerful, each note as a bell … At his fingertips, the listener as clearly see his hands surfing on the keyboard Fill the keys with the hammer and the hammer on the outside of the instrument. In turn, the sound of the piano, glittering, against the orchestral stammer of the orchestra …
Turning to a lightweight listening experience, ABLA ARRIVAL LP listening setlist. ABBA was the world-famous Swedish band in the 1970s and 1980s, the golden age of the 331/3 minute Long Play recordings. ABBA’s music is completely transformed into the atmosphere of the experience. The next, Dancing Queen more “generous”. It is a very healthy music that has broken millions of hearts. The LP ARRIVAL repertoire is simple, but there are hidden angles or very small pitches that need to be thoroughly orchestrated. The set has done that. Nothing has been missed. ABBA’s famous Money, Money, Money. The tension of the song, but rustic in the sound, makes the listener easy to hear …
Finally, the Statler Brothers’ TestLab – Four For The Show The Statlers (PolyGram Records LP, 1986). Still feel like the above: Moonbeam Sota plastic videocassette with a resonant reproduction of the sound has been heard repeatedly in other solutions. The Statlers were singing their best friends and rafts, including the bassists, listening to their favorite songs. The third song We Got The Mem’ries is full of tension. The races express … The only song on the second page is a lyrical song, with soft music accompaniment that is well-done, well performed to help the vocal. The “transparent” percussion throughout the LP is one of the successes of this vinyl.
