Pro-Ject Debut Carbon vs Behringer Poly D

The turnatable is a Pro-Ject Debut Carbon and the Phono is a Graham Slee Communicator Gram Amp 2. First off let me say that Im not very knowledgeable about sound equipment and buy most my stuff on reviews and affordability. WhatHifi guided my decision making for the new speakers and amp. I think I have a pretty good ear for detail though

It puts out some serious voltage. 5. You can't beat this thing for the money, it's about as accurate a re-issue of the classic Minimoog I've ever heard and I have two Behringer Model D's, but this thing is different IMHO. With used Minimoog's going for $6000 or more, this is a no brainer

It gets really complex with many overdubbed tracks of guitar sax drums and vocals less expensive turntables tend to fall apart on this cut, as they ju...

Although the last note will be so, do that again, Tenley's up, they still fade out so general oscillators last off triggers the decay order or the rel...

It's a bit of a reader's request, shall we say so check in next week for that and hopefully i will see you then, because i'd love to have your company...

Here, the filter is a 24 DB per octave low-pass and high-pass filter. There's a filter envelope, a VCA envelope and an additional bonus distortion, ch...

The turntable is well designed simple to use. Plays 33. 45, and 78 formats. One button to change between 33/45 speeds

This sounds really good considering it's coming through the camera mic but is a little hard to watch haha. My fave sound is from the Poly D, with the Sub 37 bit a close second, which really isn't helping my steadfast refusal to buy anything Behringer (values) or Moog (price). Great sound design.