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New Horizon 301i Ceramic Turntable

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New Horizon 301i Ceramic TurntableNew Horizon 301i Ceramic Manual Turntable* *Cartridge not included 9 PA12 brass straight arm with ceramic bearings. NH95 ceramic, high precision ceramic bearing, brass sleeve. The first model of the 300i line: the 301i includes significantly higher grade components for superior performance. The solid plinth is made from 40mm HD MDF, creating a mass sufficient to reduce resonances and noise. The 28mm crystal methacrylate platter is fully machine lathed

New Horizon 301i Ceramic Manual Turntable*

*Cartridge not included

9” PA12 / brass straight arm with ceramic bearings. NH95 ceramic, high precision ceramic bearing, brass sleeve.

The first model of the 300i line: the 301i includes significantly higher-grade components for superior performance. The solid plinth is made from 40mm HD MDF, creating a mass sufficient to reduce resonances and noise. The 28mm crystal methacrylate platter is fully machine-lathed - even the playing surface - to create a perfect cylinder that rotates precisely on its axis. The new adjustable feet supplied with the 301i dissipate vibration & interference via a sophisticated blend of materials and design.

Each element contributes to harmonious proportions and at first glance you can feel the energy released by the perfection of the dynamic trajectories that cross the turntable.
Excellence begins at the base. The feet are not only support but are an integral part of the plinth, in the dual function of isolation and dissipation of vibrations generated when reading the vinyl. This is why New Horizon have completely redesigned and made them with technical materials, enclosing them in an important, unique, beautiful design.
The thick plinth is machined from solid to enhance the solidity, encloses and supports the electrical and mechanical organs, providing the mass needed to counter any unwanted vibration.

With the new 301i there is plenty of choice among the wonderful finishes available, 

Included Accessories

• RCA Interconnection Cables

• Laptop wired 24VAC / 500mA Power Supply

• Methacrylate Dust Cover

• Owners Manual

• Cartridge Reference Template

• Anti-Skating Weight

• Arm’s Balancing Weight

• NH Sling Bar

• VTA & Azimuth Tool

• 2 x Hexagonal Wrench


Features

HWT Plinth

Heavy Weight and Thickness – The plinth of the 301i has been redesigned with a new weight distribution to improve stability and rigidity.
In this turntable the thickness of the HDF (High Density Fibreboard, high density wood pulp bonded to artificial resins) has grown up to 40 mm to dampen vibrations and resonances at subsonic frequencies. This arrangement also allows you to completely separate the power section of the engine and the section of the audio signal to the advantage of the sound.

Synchronous AC motor

The turntable pulsating heart is the compact 24VAC synchronous motor whose main feature is its extremely regular rotation, independent from the variations of the mains voltage, given that its speed depends on the mains frequency. The high torque and the rotation speed of 500 rpm actively contribute to the regularity and fluidity of the plate rotation.

Mechanical suspension

The 301i is a set of mechanical moving parts and the main internal source of noise and vibrations is the motor which therefore must be isolated as much as possible from all other parts of the turntable. The engine isolation in New Horizon turntables is a unique mechanical suspension system. Through precision steel springs, calibrated on the suspended weight of the motor and pulley, the transmission of the oscillations to the plinth is efficiently blocked.

Belt Drive

The transmission of motion to the plate is realized by a special silicone belt. The choice of this material ensures the best energy transfer and excellent decoupling from the vibrations produced by the engine during operation.

Inverted Bearing

One of the Plus Points of the New Horizon turntables is the plate rotation pivot. The perfection of the movement is the result of a long development and several prototypes. Today the piece in production has a sturdy inverted bearing structure in three pieces of aluminium and steel that guarantee the maximum “silence” and very low rotation friction.

NH95 New Horizon Arm

The plinth houses the excellent 9″ NH95 straight arm, available in ceramic version too. The movement of this jewel of mechanics is based on four high precision radial bearings. The tube is a sandwich of nylon and aluminium worked to break down the resonances and dampen the section dedicated to the counterweight. In addition to the truly progressive proprietary anti-skating, it offers all the micro-adjustments possible to take full advantage of the characteristics of any cartridge from azimuth to vertical tube alignment (VTA). The choice of accessories is completed by the tools necessary for its adjustment also by a handy sling bar.

FLP Plate

Full Lathed Platter – The appearance is extremely important: the 301 is equipped with an extraordinary 30mm thick Crystal Methacrylate plate, laser cut and then precision lathe machined on all sides. This material has a natural elegance and a high specific weight, perfect for maintaining kinetic energy and dissipating vibrations.

RCA Output Terminals

New Horizon turntables are best interfaced with your electronics. The 301i is equipped with two separate terminals for power supply and audio signal, so as to effectively isolate the delicate connections that carry the musical message from the cartridge. A high-quality insulating plate accommodates high-quality gold-plated RCA output terminals and a separate ground connector.

Feet 6040RD

The New Horizon 6040RD feet enhance the sonic characteristics of any hi-fi device by providing better vibration and resonance isolation.
They are made of Delrin®, steel, low density natural rubber and HQR compound (Hard Quiet Rubber), cleaning the system from spurious vibrations, noticeably improving the acoustic scene, detail and three-dimensionality.

Specifications

Turntable System Single Rigid Plinth, 40mm
Tonearm 9” PA12 / brass straight arm with ceramic bearings.
Cartridge Not Provided
Drive System External Silicone Belt
Motor Synchronous AC
Decoupling Motor by Springs
Speeds 33 1/3, 45 rpm
Speed Selection Mechanical
28mm / 2,3kg Full Machined Methacrylate
Anti-skating Real Progressive System
Dimensions (mm) 450 W x 365 D x 155 H
Weight (Shipping) 10.0kg (11.7kg)
Finishes Matt Black or White coating, High Gloss Wood (Alternative finish at extra cost)
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