Ingenium Plug&Play vs Clearaudio Compass
The Compass's platter material is Acrylic against the Ingenium Plug&Play's MDF. Both share drive type (Belt).
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The Ingenium Plug&Play is a belt-drive turntable supplied with a factory-fitted tonearm and moving-magnet cartridge, making it ready to use with a suitable phono input. Its chassis is supported by isolation feet, and its separate AC motor drives the platter via a belt. The standard platter is MDF; a metal platter is available as an upgrade. The supplied cartridge has a 2.5 mV output and a recommended tracking weight of 2 g.
Turntable mechanics and performance
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