EAT Forte S

The C-Note tonearm uses a hybrid design that combines a uni-pivot bearing for low friction with a traditional Cardan bearing for stability. This gives you the sonic benefits of a sensitive, free-moving arm without the wobble often associated with pure uni-pivot designs.

The platter is suspended magnetically to decouple it from the main chassis. This effectively isolates the record from external vibrations and motor noise, resulting in a cleaner, more detailed sound profile.

Not at all. The Forte S features electronic speed control, so you can switch between playback speeds with the push of a button rather than manually moving the belt.

At 97 pounds, this is a very heavy, high-mass turntable. You will need a sturdy, dedicated audio rack or a heavy-duty piece of furniture capable of supporting significant weight to ensure proper stability.

The platter is constructed from aluminum and damped with sorbothane and recycled vinyl. This combination is specifically engineered to absorb resonance and eliminate ringing, which keeps the sound tight and prevents coloration.

Yes, the dual AC motor setup provides superior torque and speed stability compared to single-motor systems. This ensures your records maintain consistent pitch and timing throughout playback.