A new turntable from OMA

Posted by ecl876 (A) on September 28, 2021 at 15:37:32

After some of the Uber high- priced tables reviewed recently, these prices no longer shock me. The fact that I am unfazed, even blasé that this one comes in at $360,000 says something about the industry, our times and the concept of diminishing returns. No matter how good this table sounds, frankly, the aesthetics are not my cup of tea. I suppose if you like erector sets, this one might be very appealing. Actually Fremer hit the bullseye with his description:

" Looking somewhat like the Guggenheim Museum topped by a heliport and a construction crane."

And, of course, he loves the looks. I hope his wife handles the decorating at home....

https://www.stereophile.com/content/analog-corner-314-oma-k3 (Open in New Window)

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Topic - A new turntable from OMA - ecl876 15:37:32 09/28/21 (9)

RE: I think I would have used sequins rather than rhinestones. nt - B. Scarpia 15:15:41 10/01/21 (0)

I saw tonearms like that 20 years ago ... - ToddM 06:06:36 10/01/21 (0)

If you've ever met Jonathan Weiss.... - vinyl1 17:22:14 09/29/21 (0)

Looks like a match with some of the OMA speakers - M3 lover 10:27:07 09/29/21 (1)

He doesn't have to sell too many of 'em . . . - Brian H P 15:35:37 10/04/21 (0)

Same tonearm that came with my Erector Set in 1960! -NT - jedrider 19:49:13 09/28/21 (1)

LOL! +1 nt - GreatSound 20:14:46 09/29/21 (0)

RE: A new turntable from OMA - Joe Backer 18:05:54 09/28/21 (0)

I get Stereophile and read that article and...- - Chris Garrett 17:15:48 09/28/21 (0)

A new turntable from OMA

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