AXPONA 2025 Video Coverage Part 3
even more to come!
The beautiful J. Sikora turntable shown in the thumbnail below is not included in this video (it was featured in Video 1) but it's too beautiful to not feature so here it is.
Video 3 isn't the final Tracking Angle video shot at AXPONA 2025. There's at least one more, perhaps 2. This video begins with the "exploded" version of Mo-Fi Electronics MasterDeck turntable. Designer Allen Perkins is on hand to explain what's been revealed in "the explosion". Conceptually, the "blow up" demonstrates why this turntable's design goes so far beyond your average turntable at any price and how Perkins has managed to incorporate at a far lower price point many of the design features of his for more costly turntables designed under the Spiral Groove name.
In the same room you'll see the new Mo-Fi Electronics Peter Madnick designed circa $3000 phono preamp based on the about double the price original, a $70,000 Acoustic Signature tonearm and the company's new Apex phono preamp, Vertere's new VGX turntable that features almost instantaneous arm swap capabilities with all set-up particulars retained, PS Audio's PMG Signature Phono preamp, the Yukiseimitsu Audio Analog Record Player without arm, here shown with a pair of Glanz arms, Nagaoka's new "flagship" MP-700H moving iron cartridge ($1300), a new Air-Tight MM only vacuum tube based phono preamplifier, SME's new machined polymer tonearm fitted on a refurbished Garrard 301 mounted on a polymer plinth, and more!
There's much more, I mean MUCH more coming up on video 4. I'm keeping these show videos down to 1/2 hour each. Enjoy! Would you please click the "subscribe" button? There are videos in this channel with 100,000+ views so why not subscribe?
