There is now a new evolution of this turntable, called the Vertere DG X. The deck may look very similar to the previous model at first glance, but the DG X has been completely redesigned from the ...

It sits on a bearing aided by a ring of opposing magnets, and is belt driven by a two-phase induction motor. The base of the turntable is cast as a single piece of concrete, the idea being that ...

Unlike the TechDAS there's no air main bearing, with Clearaudio choosing to float the platter with magnetism instead. If this is a tad out of your budget, more realistic (and, at their own price, ...