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!
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.
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!
A joy to look at as well as listen to, Vertere’s DG-1 is an outstanding turntable package without a doubt.
Welcome to the Part-Time Audiophile Buyers Guide for 2021! This year we decided to mix it up a little by breaking up the Buyers Guide into sections, which makes it a far more manageable read.
The Vertere DG-1 (Dynamic Groove) is an unsuspended, belt driven turntable. It is intended to offer a level of plug and play convenience while not compromising on the virtues that the company holds dear.
The DG-1 rightly bears its name “Dynamic Groove”. No matter if rough impulses or fine dynamic contrasts like soft guitar noise, which add lively breath to a performance: the Vertere mastered it equally fast and effortless.
The Dynamic Groove (DG-1) turntable with built-in ‘Groove Runner’ tonearm is something completely new.
Supplied with or without a partnering MM cartridge, this new ‘entry-level’ deck to the
Vertere range comes equipped with a re-imagining of the archetypal flat tonearm.
