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    TURNTABLE THORENS TD 203

    Dec 02, 2015 5 minutes

    It’s an ongoing delight to see the resurgence of vinyl spawning new turntable designs, and here we have a new deck designed in Germany by Thorens as what it calls a “new reference for the entry level”. Available in black, white and the red that Thorens is making something of a trademark, the TD 203 boasts a uni-pivot arm, unusual at this price, as is the luxury of electronic speed change rather than having to manually move the belt. Best of all, this turntable offers a level of sound significantly above its price range.

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    The TD 203 is a belt-driven turntable, with a flat belt around the sub-platter hidden within, rather than wrapped around the platter itself. The speed change is electronic, with a switch front left to move between 33_ and 45rpm, where some other decks require you to

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