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Pro-Ject Debut Pro

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£699

The original Pro-Ject Debut turntable was introduced at the tail end of the ’90s. It was a terrific budget deck that married affordability with performance, and over the years the various generations that followed continued that trend despite a gradual move upmarket. The Pro model we have on test here celebrates Pro-Ject’s 30th anniversary and is the most ambitious and sophisticated Debut model yet.

The Pro-Ject Debut Pro is a classy product that is a world away from the rather basic and austere original. Aimed squarely at the mid-market, it still undercuts obvious class leaders such as the Rega Planar 3

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