‘Hey Mr. DJ’ by Zhane is a classic song that reminds me of the days when DJ’s used vinyl records to get the party started. Sadly, those days are long gone. Technology has changed the way we listen to music and even how DJ’s mix today. I cannot deny that technology has advanced and allows DJ’s more freedom to travel widely and lightly.
Playing music from a laptop will never match playing it from a vinyl record, but it’s the way of the world. I love great music and feel nostalgic when I listen to the classics. Personally speaking, nothing beats vinyl.
If you find it hard to get rid of your vinyl and still have them, you’re in luck. The first plug and play turntable is here. This new G. Pinto On Turntable is sleek, modern and a piece of history wrapped in one. This fly-ass turntable design is a showpiece, yet it’s functional.
The design features are superb. It comes with a carbon fiber tonearm, belt driven Corian platter, a valve preamp with a dedicated power supply and amplifiers from 100 up to 500 Watts RMS. “The attention for materials and design, craftsmanship and technological research makes ON a timeless object, which encapsulates performance to be discovered. ON is a creation of high precision, quality and reliability.”
Giuseppe Pinto is the creator of ON (Old / New), the first plug and play turntable.
“Before inventing ON, Giuseppe launched his first headphones amp “H2A” made with valve technology, PUSH-PULL output in pure class-A and entirely built by hand. Afterwards, he devoted himself to the R&D and prototyping – based on unique proprietary projects – of valve and solid state power amps, MM/MC phono preamps (active / passive RIAA equalization), valve and solid state preamps, coupling transformers, power and output transformers, AD/DA converters, USB and Wireless interface and extensive research on electronic components and materials.”
This turntable is a wet-dream for a DJ or music lover who appreciate old school methods of playing music. If you’re not convinced, we have more to tell you. It also has the capability to handle traditional analog sources, as well as Bluetooth options. Yes, you heard us right. You have modern technology mixed with a flair from the past.
The multi-layer beech veneer deck takes this old school style record player to all new level.
