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CES 2007 Goldmund's $300k Turntable John Atkinson | Jan 13, 2007 I couldn't resist posting this photo, not of a product, but of photos of a product, just to get Mikey Fremer all riled up about the fact that the Continuum Caliburn turntable, for which he forked out mucho dinero, is no longer the Big Dog of LP playback.
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After Goldmund's media room that featured 128 speakers, now it is Reference II turntable that enjoys the reputation of being the world's most-expensive turntable. All set to turn the ambience making you crazy to its beat, this $300,000 turntable flaunts a 20kg salver machined to a hundredth of a millimeter, a vibrating motor guarded by 15kg.
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Goldmund Reference II. The Reference II was limited to just 25 units, has a platter that weighs 20kg, and some 15kg of brass shielding for the motor. There's no end to the fantastical-sounding features - 'liquid nitrogen-rectified belt' being our favourite - but sadly the £165,000 doesn't go quite as far as you might hope; you'll.
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10. Goldmund Reference II $250,000 (£164,382) Woah. You have a have lot of cash and love vinyl an awful lot to enter the rarified echelons of Goldmund Reference II ownership. For a start you don.
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Goldmund UK writes: "It's not every day that you get the privilege of setting up the World's greatest ever turntable. Goldmund only made 25 of the amazing Reference II turntables and this one has just been returned to London from Geneva, following a complete refurbishment - as good as new."
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published 8 June 2007. Is that really a £150,000 turntable? Yes, friends, it really is. There are high-end products, rarefied hi-fi treasures, and then there's this - the Goldmund Reference II, which is being billed as the world's most expensive turntable. Goldmund is only planning to build 25 of these beauties, at a rate of just 5 per year.
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Technical description Supporting table of extreme rigidity and inertia (250kg) with 100cm platter height for easy manipulation Dynamically balanced 20 kg platter with level and concentricity calibration to <1/100mm 5-layer platter design (3 metacrylate and 2 brass) with 12 lead damping inserts
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The World's Most Expensive Turntable: Goldmund Reference II Damn, $300K for a turntable? Aug 15, 2007 15:40 GMT · By Florin Tibu · Comment · Share: 3 photos Swiss allright. But man, the $306K.
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US-based luxury audio company Goldmund will manufacture only five a year for five years, and the quota for 2007 has already been filled. This is one exclusive piece of audio kit, then, and lovely to behold as well: Swiss-made, the metal work is from the same company that supplies parts for Patek Philippe and Rolex watches, so the finish is superb.
300,000 Goldmund Reference II turntable
#1 Thorens Reference & Goldmund Reference Turntables The decade between 1975 & 1985 was very special, almost all the turntables belonging to the Beyond category were designed and produced during this time. This is when Linn ruled the mobs and magazines hailed it as THE REFERENCE while Thorens & Goldmund created uncompromised masterpieces.
Goldmund Reference II » WYRWAS HIFI Special & High End Audio
The Goldmund Reference, on the other hand, is widely regarded as the world's most amazing vinyl spinner. Take a peek at it. Is it possible that this deck might have come from any decade other than the 1980s? It's a real 'uber deck,' decked out in ostentatious high tech and personifying the decade's ethos of 'if you've got it, flaunt it.'
Goldmund Reference II turntable 306,000 (no tonearm(s) or cartridge(s) included)...that shit
I certainly couldn't lift the whole thing. The base table is a 600x530x45mm slab of ally with a steel frame bolted to it to give the classic Goldmund "mechanical grounding", (if you believe that works, I don't) that calculates to weigh about 37kg, the platter is about 20kg iirc the subchassis is pretty heavy too, I'd guess the whole thing between 75 and 125 kg probably, or 150 to 250 lbs.
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The Goldmund Reference II you just purchased represents a summit in terms of design, concept and quality of reproduction. Therefore, great care should be taken before attempting to put the unit together. Read the instruction manual carefully. Page 4: Unpacking Please keep the packaging in case you need to transport the turntable at a later date.
Mono and Stereo HighEnd Audio Magazine GOLDMUND REFERENCE II TURNTABLE
After seeing the $11,000 turntable, a number of Gadget Lab readers emailed in to tell us about one that's far more expensive: Goldmund's "The Reference II," a similarly bizarre-looking device.
Mono and Stereo HighEnd Audio Magazine GOLDMUND REFERENCE II TURNTABLE
Plenty of turntables have passed through our test rooms over the decades, from brilliant budget record players that deliver excellent performance-per-pound value, to high-end turntables that have us eagerly revisiting every record in our collection. But there's still a world of super -high-end turntables out there that we don't tend to see.
