DJ_Peck
Published on 04/16/08 at 09:10
I use these plates for 2 years ... I bought a friend who used a year and has changed for Technics M5GE.
Basically the BST PR 4.5 do not have to blush before the Technics M5GE!!
Apart from the finish that is most successful on technics (machining of metal parts that oxidize slightly on TSB), TSB is the best touch: the big difference lies in the couple's table!
The pair of BST is impressive and each time I pass the Technics I need 15 minutes for me to r'habituer low torque if you throw the plate too much, or it is holding back too ...
I have no reliability problems on the turntables.
Another advantage over M5GE the RCA cables and power connectors are on each side, which will be an advantage in a possible change.
In summary, if we disregard the image is not very flattering compared to Technics, the BST PR 4.5 are of great turntables accurate, reliable, efficient ...
Basically the BST PR 4.5 do not have to blush before the Technics M5GE!!
Apart from the finish that is most successful on technics (machining of metal parts that oxidize slightly on TSB), TSB is the best touch: the big difference lies in the couple's table!
The pair of BST is impressive and each time I pass the Technics I need 15 minutes for me to r'habituer low torque if you throw the plate too much, or it is holding back too ...
I have no reliability problems on the turntables.
Another advantage over M5GE the RCA cables and power connectors are on each side, which will be an advantage in a possible change.
In summary, if we disregard the image is not very flattering compared to Technics, the BST PR 4.5 are of great turntables accurate, reliable, efficient ...