TechDAS Airforce V Premium Turntable ( Tonearms & Cartridges Shown are Not ncluded )

TechDAS  V, will always come close to or top of the list. There are very few turntables that could lay claim to the same universality, and all those that do are generally more expensive than the V and receive near universal praise.-HIFI+

the Air Force V was 100% reliable and always a pleasure to use, and despite its compact, hardly-bigger-than-the-platter chassis and somewhat spartan appearance, I enjoyed looking at it—and, of course, listening to it.As I found out, the Air Force V can accommodate even the most costly tonearms and phono cartridges, and that money will not be wasted. In fact, I'd say get the V and then upgrade the arm and cartridge as you go before upgrading the 'table -Micheal Fremer

Our most affordable model that preserves the “Air Force” technologies

The Air Force turntables feature unique and refined “air” technologies which include our air bearing that allows the platter to flow on a very thin layer of air. This mechanically isolates the rotating platter and the record from any vibra-tion. Additionally our vacuum hold-down system clamps an LP onto the platter itself.

With these technologies the Air Force turntables have distinguished themselves from conventional turntables in terms of sound and performance.

While most turntables on the market deliver a similar sound from that of the old analog age, in our opinion, analog sound should not remain static, much the same as we have witnessed decades of advancements in the digital audio sector. We at TechDAS believe that the analog sound we produce has gone beyond previous levels of signal to noise ratios and is more inline with the signal to noise ratios achieved in modern digital audio. And TechDAS “Air Force” technologies bring about the ultimate state-of-the-art analog sound.

The Air Force V has been developed to deliver another dimension of analog sound to more analog enthusiasts at a more affordable price. This model has a similar sized compact chassis as the Air Force III, and by designing an elaborate drive system successfully reduces any motor vibrations. Thus we have achieved an integration of the motor in the plinth. The result is an even more compact turntable without a separate motor unit that can be filled with up to four tonearms.