Debut RecordMaster
The Debut Recordmaster brings analogue turntables into the digital era, without sacrificing the warmth and character of the true vinyl experience. Listen to records in traditional fashion, with the convenience of push-button speed control and a built-in phono stage for simple setup, and back up your music to your computer with ease. Enjoy the unmistakable sound of vinyl wherever you go with the Recordmaster.
| Turntable | Amplifier |
| Phono stage | Speakers |
Time-tested design
Pro-Ject introduced the first Debut turntable back in the late 90s, when everyone else had declared that records were dead, and CDs had killed them (how times change!). That commitment to vinyl means that it’s far more than a pretty face, though – the Debut Recordmaster is the product of decades worth of design, testing and refinement, resulting in an elegant, efficient and beautifully crafted turntable.
Simple, elegant design
Clean lines and classic geometry make the Debut Recordmaster a stylish addition to any room, continuing Pro-Ject’s decades-long reputation for elegant, understated turntables.
Built-in phono stage
The sound coming from a turntable is extremely soft, so it requires a boost to get it to a listenable level. That’s the job of a phono stage, and the Debut Recordmaster has a phono stage built-in to make it easy to set up.
Push-button speed control
Switch easily between 33⅓ and 45 RPM records using the push-button speed control found on the Debut Recordmaster.
USB Output
The Debut Recordmaster features a USB output, to smoothly convert your records into digital audio files by connecting the Recordmaster’s to your computer. With the Recordmaster, you can enjoy the true sound of vinyl anywhere you like.
Plenty of upgrade options
The Debut Recordmaster's design offers plenty of upgrade options, including adjustable counterweights and anti-skating weight to accommodate a range of cartridges. You can also upgrade the cable that connects the Debut Carbon’s gold-plated RCA connections to your system.
What's in the box?
