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Pro-Ject Primary E Turntable Review

Pro-Ject Primary E Turntable Review

Posted on November 2, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Pro-Ject tries to bridge the gap between the supermarket specials and Hi-Fi

What is the Pro-Ject Primary E?

The Pro-Ject Primary E is an unsuspended, belt driven turntable. It is singly unremarkable in terms of its basic design and appearance but it is both a significant and surprisingly innovative product. As a revision of the original Primary, the Primary E is available at the time of writing (September 2018) for £150. It is about as affordable as turntable built to this pattern can be and, as we shall see, Pro-Jet has had to make some key design decisions to achieve it.
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