LOL. I’d have to request a … ahem … increase in my credit card limit. By roughly a mere 100x or so.
This is the table I probably get when I win the lottery. I care for the sound more than anything. Only $150k. The Walker Proscenium Black Diamond V.
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My sister loved this one
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The Audio Consulting R-evolution Meteor Stealth is 176,000 Swiss Francs, which works out to about $181,000 USD.
http://www.audio-consulting.ch/?Products:Turntable:R-evolution_Meteor_–_Stealth_turntable
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At some point I say just hire the band and get on with it!
DKV Trio
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That actually looks nice to me 
Unbelievable…I love this thread!
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Yup. Saw that X-Files contraption as well poking around on the web, spurred by this thread. Not sure what someone was thinking with that saucer shaped … whatever. Another TT for which the aesthetics have to be considered an acquired taste. I’d take a pass, again like the Dereneville, just not my cup of tea.
Right - add to cart…
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looks amazing 
great stuff 
imagine take one of these and ad to card 
price goes up and down litle but here we go>
- Dereneville VPM 2010-1
650 000 dollars
- Goldman Reference II
300 000 dollars
- Transrotor Argos
250 000 dollars
-
Clearaudio Statement V2 or Onedof One Degree by Aleks Bakman 200 000 dollars
-
Rossner & Sohn MOTT
185 000 dollars
- Audio Consulting R-evolution Meteor Stealth
181 000 dollars
- Basis Audio Work of Art or Transrotor Artus
150 000 dollars
- J.C. Verdier La Platine Magnum
135 000 dollars
- Jadis Vranie
128 000 dollars
- A.J. Conti Transendence” with the SuperArm 12.5 tonearm
127 000 dollars
- The Walker Proscenium Black Diamond V
105 000 dollars
- The Continuum Caliburn
65 000 dollars
- Micro Seiki SX 8000 MKII
40 000 dollars
- SME Model 30/2
28 499 dollars
- HAMMACHER SCHLEMMER
28 000 dollars
- Linn Klimax LP12
25 000 dollars
- Teres Certus 460
25 000 dollars
- Technics SL-1000R
20 000 dollars
- Avid Hifi Acutus Reference SP
17 000 dollars
- Mark Levinson Nº515
15 000 dollars
This is currently for sale on Audiogon from the manufacturer for a lowly $2900 with two tonearms. I am so tempted to buy it. I doubt I would ever bother to put a cartridge on it, I’d just like to look at it…
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I would buy this table just to look at also for this money. Anything that looks this good has got to sound this good, no?
You would hope. But upon close inspection of the tonearm I have some doubts.
The fun thing is, they will sell you this same turntable for less if you are fine with only one tonearm.
[shudder}
I hope they don’t make other products…
Looks like they have a couple of higher models, the Reference and the Sinner that cost only $3k and $4.7k respectively that looks even better. Did you see those?
Yes sir, I did. They don’t look like the Renegade. Like I wrote above, I most likely wouldn’t install a cartridge. I consider it art.
(plus I already have two splendid turntables already)
Yes, the tonearm looks like they slapped it together from parts they found in the junkyard, but the overall looks does look like abstract art. probably don’t want to know what it sounds like though. Too bad, nice price anyhow.
I would suspect there are several more tables that would fit in the $12,500+ realm. First to come to mind are the VPI HW-40 Anniversary which is $15,000 and the VPI Avenger Reference at $20,000. There also is the VPI Vanquish, but I’m not sure if it truly available and price is fuzzy, though may be around $120K.
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