Elvis lives! Pro-Ject's turntable tribute to The King has a dimmable LED Elvis logo
Based on Pro-Ject's T2 record player

Forget A Little less Conversation, let's have a little more conversation about this limited edition Elvis-themed turntable. Released to celebrate what would have been The King's 90th birthday, it features an Elvis logo in dimmable LED lighting on the CNC-machined plinth. It's guaranteed to leave you all shook up.
It's the latest entry in Pro-Ject's Artist Collection of special edition turntables. Previous record players have been themed around Metallica, AC/DC, erm, Snoopy, and even a Yellow Submarine-themed Beatles deck.
It's based on Pro-Ject's T2 record player, and is handmade in Europe. It features a 9-inch aluminium tonearm, adjustable spring-based anti-skating system and a factory-fitted Sumiko Rainier cartridge. The 10mm 1.7kg glass platter promises stable rotation and low resonance, and it can switch between 33 and 45 RPM.
Pro-Ject says that these models aren't just good looking.
"Our Artist Collection has always stood for more than just visual appeal; these are serious turntables designed for music lovers who also want something that reflects their musical passion," said Heinz Lichtenegger, CEO of Pro-Ject Audio Systems.
"The Elvis edition continues that philosophy perfectly, combining authentic Pro-Ject performance with a design that celebrates one of music's greatest icons."
The Pro-Ject Elvis Turntable is available now for £1199 / $1399 (around AU$2500).
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Joe has been writing about tech for 20 years, first on staff at T3 magazine, then in a freelance capacity for Stuff, The Sunday Times Travel Magazine (now defunct), Men's Health, GQ, The Mirror, Trusted Reviews, TechRadar and many more. His specialities include all things mobile, headphones and speakers that he can't justifying spending money on.
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