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This turntable lets you rip your vinyl into WAV format

Thank you, Sony

  • Dave Turner
  • 3 March 2016

We first heard about Sony's forthcoming turntable in January, but now there's more information about the record player that can transform vinyl into high-resolution audio.

Said to be priced at £450 and expected in May, the PS-HX500 gives you the opportunity to turn wax into WAV up to 24bit/192kHz. Sony's Direct Stream Digital (DSD) is also supported, offering frequencies of 2.8MHz and 5.8MHz (double DSD).

Product manager Laura Bulander revealed the details at Sound & Vision 2016 in Bristol, outlining features such as the Hi-Res Audio Recorder, twin speeds and a unique cartridge by Audio-Technica MM OEM.

Bulander said: “It’s a bit more high-end than the models that we used to do and different because it’s a high-resolution audio turntable. We are able to rip analogue straight into a high resolution audio format."

Head to Sony's website for more specifications.

[Via: The Vinyl Factory]

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