Pro-Ject
Pro-Ject Debut PRO B Review
Pro-Ject's 30th anniversary turntable with balanced outputs, offering premium performance at an entry audiophile price.
Typically $600+
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Quick Specs
Hover over ⓘ to learn what each means
- Drive Type ⓘ Belt drive = quieter listening, great for home use. Direct drive = instant start/stop, good if you want to DJ or scratch records.
- belt
- Speeds ⓘ This tells you which records you can play. 33 RPM plays full albums, 45 RPM plays singles. If it includes 78, you can also play old vintage records from your grandparents' collection.
- 33, 45, 78 RPM
- Built-in Preamp ⓘ Yes = plug directly into any speakers and you're ready to go. No = you'll need to buy a separate preamp ($50-150) or use a receiver with a 'phono' input.
- No
- USB Output ⓘ Yes = you can plug into your computer and save your vinyl as digital files to listen on your phone. No = vinyl only, no digital copies.
- No
- Cartridge ⓘ This is the part that actually touches your records. A good cartridge means better sound quality. You can always upgrade this later without buying a new turntable.
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What We Like
- ✓ Anniversary edition with premium components
- ✓ Excellent cartridge included
- ✓ Three speed options including 78 RPM
- ✓ Balanced XLR outputs for advanced setups
What Could Be Better
- ✗ No built-in preamp
- ✗ Requires external phono stage
Best For
Those stepping into audiophile territory around $1,000
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