fiddlefye
Senior Member
Nothing I recognize, that is for certain. Looks like something MM perhaps?That's fine -- just wondered what they are using on the prototype/beta model?
Nothing I recognize, that is for certain. Looks like something MM perhaps?That's fine -- just wondered what they are using on the prototype/beta model?
I wondered about that myself (FWIW).Hard to tell from the picture, but it seems to have a bit of a ...... homemade quality to it.
That is good.And they could call the turntable stand the Stool?
Nah. Id I'd be a crappy employee.That is good.
Are you in Schiit's employ?
I think that's a core value there.Nah. Id I'd be a crappy employee.
It's not like successful ventures haven't hinged on scatalogical names before. For eight years as a young man, I worked for a record store/head shop called Dingleberry's. It was a happenin' spot in the late 70's, but had been long coasting even by the time I showed up.They could call their own cartridge, e.g., Schiit Dröpping. Or, perhaps, Dingleberry.
Yes, I saw this as well... theWord on the street is that the Schitt TT will sell for $599 and will not include a cartridge.
It certainly looks like a turntable that should cost more than six-hundred bucks.