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https://www.audiophilia.com/reviews/2025/3/3/perpetuum-ebner-pe-6060-turntable

Three screws brace the suspension for transportation. Once removed, the small armboard and bearing are freed and move in unison. Next, the sub-platter is dropped into the self-lubricating bearing bush. The wide belt is placed on the motor pulley and positioned on the lower area of the subplatter. From there, the beautifully machined, damped aluminum platter is placed on the sub-platter. The machining is so precise that even when spinning, the platter appears still!

Levelling the table is a simple affair too, as this design uses three feet rather than four, making quick work of getting it right on point. The table is powered by a sophisticated external power supply, which is attached to the table with the included umbilical cord. There are connections for both RCA and XLR interconnects. I used the included RCA interconnect, which has the ground wire wrapped within its braided jacket. Once connected, there was a noticeable absence of hum, buzz, or anything but the faintest hiss. Well done!

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