Acoustic Solid Bubinga (DEMO)

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Elevate your vinyl experience with this exceptional Acoustic Solid Bubinga turntable, now available as a store demo unit at Audio D'Occasion. Renowned for German precision engineering and striking aesthetics, this deck features a solid aluminum platter paired with a stunning, high-gloss natural Bubinga wood chassis that delivers both visual elegance and superior resonance control.

This unit comes pre-equipped and fine-tuned with premium components:

  • Gold Note B5.1 Tonearm: A high-precision Italian tonearm engineered for frictionless movement and micro-detail extraction.
  • Ortofon 2M Red Cartridge: An acclaimed moving magnet cartridge offering dynamic, open, and warm sound right out of the box.

As a demo model, this turntable offers a rare opportunity to own a reference-grade analog setup in perfect condition at a reduced price. Visit Audio D'Occasion to audition it in person or secure it for your system.
  • Estimated delivery: Oct 19 - Oct 23

  • Shipping is not included with purchase

The Acoustic Solid Solid Wood Bubinga is a high-end, German-engineered audiophile turntable manufactured by Acoustic Solid (Wirth Tonmaschinenbau). Known for blending precision heavy-mass mechanical engineering with striking natural aesthetics, it is built around a chassis constructed from real Bubinga wood.

Design & Engineering

  • Mass-Loaded Construction: It uses heavy-mass principles to combat resonance. The combination of a dense hardwood chassis and a thick aluminum platter dissipates structural and acoustic vibrations before they reach the stylus.

  • Bubinga Plinth: Bubinga (African Rosewood) is chosen not only for its rich, reddish-brown grain and visual appeal but also for its extreme density and natural damping characteristics.

  • Platter & Bearing: Features a massive, CNC-machined aluminum platter—typically 50 mm to 60 mm thick—resting on a zero-friction ceramic ball bearing coated with a specialized damping layer.

  • Outboard Motor: Uses a completely decoupled, standalone AC motor enclosed in a heavy aluminum housing. It drives the platter via a thin silicone string or belt, isolating electrical and mechanical motor noise from the tonearm and cartridge.

  • Microprocessor Control: Powered by an external microcontroller-driven power supply (often the Acoustic Solid M2/M3 controller) that allows fine speed adjustment (33 ⅓ and 45 RPM) with pitch stability.