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Elipson revamps turntable range with the Chroma series

Elipson revamps turntable range with the Chroma series

Posted on July 14, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Elipson Audio’s new Chroma range of turntables replaces the Alpha and Omega range, bringing with them a number of improvements and new features.

Elipson Audio’s Chroma turntable range continues the French audio brand’s ethos of designing, developing and manufacturing its vinyl players in France, with prices for its new range starting at an affordable £279.

The Chroma turntable comes in two ranges – the Chroma 200 and Chroma 400. The 200 series is the entry-level range, the 400 is the mid-range offering and at the top are the Chroma Carbon editions.

The new series mirrors previous models with the Chroma 200 and 400 ranges featuring a standard deck alongside one an integrated RIAA preamp version, and a model which features the preamp, Bluetooth aptX-HD connectivity and USB output.
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