Second, the Obi3 (Gen 2) has a built-in velocity sensor on the platter. That is designed to measure precise rotation and proper the velocity repeatedly because the report performs. Basically, the turntable guarantees much more correct playback than its predecessor.
And at last, Kanto Audio added an auto-stop function to the Obi3 (Gen 2), which halts the platter on the finish of the report to assist shield the stylus (and the vinyl). It’s a handy addition for inexperienced vinyl listeners who could neglect to show off the turntable.
“We wished the 2nd gen of Obi3 to really feel like a high-end turntable at an entry-level value,” explains Brett Smalley, Director of Advertising and marketing, Kanto Audio. “One you’ll be able to arrange, alter and develop into.”
Moreover, Kanto Audio is launching a collection of equipment that may be purchased individually from the Obi3 (Gen 2). This contains numerous platter mats and canopy sleeves, in addition to cartridge alignment and clear kits.
