Pro-Ject Debut Carbon RecordMaster Hi-Res

Pro-Ject Debut Carbon RecordMaster Hi-Res

The Debut RecordMaster Hi-Res completely branches out from all the other USB Turntables, with its ultra-modern, highly sophisticated built-in phono-stage and Analogue-Digital Converter (ADC), this sort of turntable is designed to use the more premium Moving Magnet (MM) cartridges the integrated phono stage is coupled to a high-end Burr-Brown PCM1084 ADC with USB and Optical outputs.

When you're connecting the turntable to a computer or Laptop via USB, it is made possible for you to rip your vinyl collection into true Hi-Res Audio (up to 24-bit / 192kHz) or 11.2MHz and DSD (DSD256) digital audio files. If you use a suitable PC application, like the supplied Vinyl Studio Lite Programme, it will make it easy to rip, edit and even store tracks on a compatible PC or Laptop, preserving any of your old vinyl collection and gaining you access to unique recordings of your favourite vinyl records stored onto your PC device.

Elsewhere in The Debut RecordMaster Hi-Res' design, it has all the boasting capabilities and benefits of Pro-Ject's popular Debut Carbon Espirit SB Turntable. From the premium 8.6" carbon fibre tonearm with pre-mounted Ortofon 2M Red cartridge, through the acrylic through the acrylic platter and on-to the low-noise, low-vibration synchronous motor with convenient electronic speed control built-in, this is a luxury turntable in the true hi-fi tradition. For added convenience, and for the option to digitally record old analogue tapes, there's also an additional Line input on the back panel. The Optical output is ideal for connecting to digital audio systems, or for times when you want to run longer cables between your system and turntable.

The Debut RecordMaster Hi-Res comes in two finishes, Black and Walnut.

Who is Project?

Pro-Ject started in the hifi business designing and manufacturing affordable stereo turntables in the early 1990s, beginning with the entry-level Debut model. It was a great success, like all other turntables on the market at that time were at least £100 more expensive, without offering a performance benefit. Pro-Ject has gone on to extend the range of turntables they offer at all popular price points and performance levels, through midrange to high-end models.