To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s legendary album, Pro-Ject has just released the limited edition Pro-Ject The Dark Side of the Moon turntable. A year after the ode to Metallica, it’s the Austrian manufacturer’s latest nod to music and pop culture.
Pro-Ject, the limited edition turntable specialist
With its Pro-Ject The Dark Side of the Moon turntable, the Austrian brand has unveiled another extraordinary limited edition. Pro-Ject is accustomed to pulling out all the stops, and is renewing a project that has already proved successful with The Beatles Yellow Submarine special edition and superb Pro-Ject Metallica Limited Edition models.
Each time, the deck has a unique design that makes it instantly recognizable. With over 30 years of experience, the vinyl specialist also gives these models audiophile components. The limited edition Pro-Ject turntables aren’t simply pretty.
Pro-Ject The Dark Side of the Moon, paying homage to Pink Floyd
The Pro-Ject The Dark Side of the Moon turntable features a heavy glass platter. The latter rests on a glass plate that is 10mm thick. With its triangular shape, it is reminiscent of the prism on the legendary Pink Floyd album cover. The tonearm is made of acrylic, a material that limits internal resonance and ensures a better musical reproduction.
On the rear, a detail further marks the uniqueness of the Pro-Ject The Dark Side of the Moon turntable. An LED backlight diffuses the colors of the rainbow to reproduce the cover of the British rock band’s flagship album. As a result, this belt-driven model guarantees a unique experience when listening to music in the dark.
See it at PAVS 2023
An unmissable event for hi-fi and home theater fans, the Paris Audio Video Show 2023 is the perfect opportunity for Pro-Ject to present this limited edition deck to the French public. The Pink Floyd deck will be visible for the first time in France at the Austrian manufacturer’s stand!
The 2023 Paris Audio Video Show has plenty of other new releases, exclusive products and events in store throughout the weekend of October 21 and 22, 2023 at the Palais des Congrès. You can now receive your free passes (worth €20) thanks to Son-Vidéo.com. Book your tickets now!
