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..if I may add some historical perspective.....

Posted by je2a3 on August 15, 2007 at 13:05:35:
Hi Steve,

....Gray Research and D&R from the 50s were also rim driven and may have served as the inspiration for the Sigma Epson. Pasted below is my reply to the Sigma Epson thread last month. It seems like this drive approach was not very successful in the market since I've never seen a Gray or D&R in the metal. But it just goes to show that there is a dearth in original and truly innovative concepts in audio, not just turntables.....

je