Harder, better, faster, stronger

The original Debut EVO took the Debut to new heights and the EVO 2 promises more of the same. Ed Selley gets himself in a spin…

Pro-Ject’s Debut series of turntables has done a huge amount to shape the affordable turntable market and its positioning has shifted over time to best reflect this. The Debut EVO took the basic pattern that makes a Debut – a belt-driven unsuspended design with an 8.6in tonearm – and beefed up the constituent parts to compete at a higher price point, and very successful it was too. The EVO 2 is intended to continue the theme. The wrinkle to this is that, when the EVO was launched, it was the top of the Debut tree. Since then, the PRO has appeared (HFC 487, recently updated to the PRO B with hardware to allow it to run balanced), which takes on that role, making the EVO 2 the second tier of…

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Hi-Fi Choice (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2024

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