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Turntable not only for the retro lovers
Even if it does not seem like that, vinyl is still very popular. At CES 2016, Sony pulled out its first turntable that manages to digitise the vinyl in High-Resolution.
The Sony Hi-Res PS-HX500 turntable can be connected to a computer via a USB port, play a vinyl and convert audio to digital files using a native A/D converter. You can then copy and modify them in different ways - depending on your requirements.
The DSD file format reproduces even the finest sound nuances. Thanks to this fineness, it is ideal for storing and re-playing the vinyls. The free Hi-Res Audio Recorder application will help you to handle the recordings.
The PS-HX500 turntable has an aluminium, pressure-cast swivel disc that is powered by a belt and a two-speed engine. It has a ball head that minimises the resonance. Thanks to the used technology you can enjoy the soft and warm tones of your favourite vinyls.
You can upload DSD files to a compatible Walkman player and enjoy listening to vinyl formats even outside of your house.
Sony Corporation is a Japanese company founded in 1946. Its headquarters are in Tokyo. Though it started inconspicuously, selling transistor radios, they became one of the leading innovators in the postwar period, developing the CD and DVD, as well as the highly successful PlayStation line.
Though it occasionally struggled during periods of financial crisis and recession, the company always persisted, and today is one of the most prestigious brands worldwide, known for their innovative products in electronics, video games, and the entertainment industry.
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