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Well Tempered Lab Classic Turntable Great sounding turntable under 2k with tonearm this is my end game turntable. Had to spend much more on technics sp10 mk2 with custom plinth and 1k plus tonearm to better this that cost me more than double. No bites on the technics so selling this w rather than loosing too much money on the technics.    It has outboard motor to ensure silent operation. Bearing and tonearm in silicone bath so again silent.   Added few upgrades  1. Underslung copper counterweight  2. Ringmat technology turntable matt   Also comes with spare bearing well, few belt to try differ

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About Well Tempered Lab

Well Tempered Lab traces its roots to the late 1980s, when American engineer Bill Firebaugh—often hailed as the original designer behind the iconic Well Tempered Turntable and Arm—launched his pioneering designs. Emerging from collaborations with brands like Transparent Audio, the company evolved into Well Tempered Lab, with Firebaugh continuing as chief designer. Recent models, including the Amadeus range, have been developed in partnership with China's Opera Audio, reviving and refining the brand's analog legacy for modern audiophiles.

The brand specializes exclusively in high-end analog playback, focusing on precision turntables and tonearms. Standouts include the Simplex, a pared-down homage to the original 1980s designs, and the latest Amadeus series, engineered for maximum vinyl enjoyment. Complementary products like the Well Tempered Labs Phono Stage extend their expertise into amplification, all prioritizing innovative suspension and damping techniques that defined Firebaugh's early breakthroughs.

Positioned firmly in the niche boutique segment of high-end hi-fi, Well Tempered Lab commands a cult following among vinyl enthusiasts and vintage collectors. Its products deliver lush soundstages, rhythmic precision, and uncolored playback that rivals far pricier competitors, appealing to discerning buyers seeking reliable, enjoyable analog revival rather than mass-market flash. Though not a household name, its heritage ensures enduring appeal in the upper echelons of the turntable market.

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