At today’s press conference at the High End
Munich show at the MOC, Touraj Moghaddam, Vertere’s founder and chief designer, gave a detailed
description and explanation of the new third-generation of Vertere Reference Tonearm.
It’s clear that the Vertere Sabre is a terrific performer for the money. It tracks securely and is nicely made, but most importantly of all makes us want to listen to our records even more. That makes it an excellent buy in our books. Highly recommended.
Touraj Moghaddam Vertere’s founder and chief designer announced two new Vertere Super Groove PTA tonearms the Vertere SG-PTA and Vertere SG-PTA HB.
Despite its visual complexity, it’s one of those products that just works faultlessly after it’s installed, needing little maintaining once up and running. Get into the Groove, if you possibly can!
Vertere’s Redline range is excellent. While it’s a cliché to say ‘it gets out of the way of music’ there is such a felling of music unimpeded by the electronics when using Redline, it’s had not to be tempted by that over-used phrase.
Excellently engineered record player equipped with all the adjustments you might require to fully optimize analogue disc replay. The finish and build is top class, as is the sound quality: a HIFICRITIC Audio Excellence Rating is fully deserved.
I found much to like in the performance and sound of the Vertere mat: it has become a fixture in my Linn LP12- based system.
We are delighted to share that Nick Mason CBE, the legendary drummer and co-founder of the iconic band Pink Floyd chose to use Vertere in his new fully-equipped recording studio, listening to his vinyl on his MG-1 record player with the Phono-1 and Pulse-R cables. Thank you for choosing Vertere, Nick!
So what does the Vertere Acoustics MG-1 and SG-1 combo sound like? It sounds like a bubbling brook, deep in a quiet forest, a randomized flow of water over stones that quiets your soul.
A joy to look at as well as listen to, Vertere’s DG-1 is an outstanding turntable package without a doubt.
