Hifiverse

Turntables — European Audio Team (EAT) FORTISSIMO S

Description, images, technical data and specifications

European Audio Team (EAT) FORTISSIMO S
Image source — © European Audio Team (EAT)

The EAT Fortissimo S vinyl record player is designed to be a significant step forward compared to the popular Forte S model from the same company. The novelty is equipped with a massive support disc with a diameter of 15.75 inches and a weight of 22.5 kg, made of aluminum, brass and vinyl. At the same time, the weight of the entire player reaches an impressive 47 kg!

What is it?

Ask AI to scan specialized sites and forums, evaluate the impressions of using the product, its advantages and disadvantages and get a summary.

Specifications

  • Model name

    FORTISSIMO S

  • Speed

    33/45

  • Drive

    N/A

  • Suspension

    N/A

  • Tonearm preinstalled

    N/A

  • Tonearm model

    N/A

  • Cartridge preinstalled

    N/A

  • Cartridge model

    N/A

  • Platter

    N/A

  • Motor

    N/A

  • Wow and Flutter (%)

    0.008

  • Signal to Noise (dB)

    -73

  • Rumble (-dB)

    N/A

  • Dimensions (mm)

    550 x 250 x 440

  • Weight (kg)

    47

  • Official link

    https://www.europeanaudioteam.com/en/eat-fortissimo-s-wp000109.html

European Audio Team (EAT) FORTISSIMO

European Audio Team (EAT) FORTE

More components

  • F-Dur

    Turntables

    European Audio Team (EAT) F-Dur

    One of the key factors in the high weight of the turntable is a massive support disc made of aluminum by milling on a CNC machine and equipped with integrated TPE damping.

  • PRELUDE

    Turntables

    European Audio Team (EAT) PRELUDE

    The model is characterized by the use of a heavy aluminum support disc, a high-density fiberboard body, and a bearing with extremely low tolerances. The table is covered with eight layers of varnish, and a removable dust cover is included.

  • B-SHARP

    Turntables

    European Audio Team (EAT) B-SHARP

    The B-Sharp player uses the same design features as the C-Major model. At the same time, B-Sharp has lost all the minor cosmetic decorations of C-Major — without compromising on sound quality or mechanical integrity, providing excellent playback quality at a more affordable price.

  • C-MAJOR

    Turntables

    European Audio Team (EAT) C-MAJOR

    The player is designed for those who need additional features, but who don't want to spend a fortune. The C-Sharp turntable was used as a model for the C-Major. The plate is lighter, and the speed control is done manually rather than electronically. However, the tonearm is really something that could be seen on a more expensive turntable, so E.A.T. invested money in it, even though it is 1 inch shorter than the tonearm in the C-Sharp.

  • C-DUR

    Turntables

    European Audio Team (EAT) C-DUR

    The turntable is equipped with a low-noise, fully vibration-proof motor and has a low rumble level. The player's body is supported by three shock-absorbing and height-adjustable aluminum supports, which ensure the perfect horizontal position of the table and minimize vibrations.

hifiverse