During my first meeting with Louis Desjardins, I still doubted the relevance of the counter-rotating platter to solve a problem that nobody seemed to even suspect. Confident in my mistake, Louis very kindly demonstrated the almost hypnotic effect of the second platter. Needless to say, my personal super massive reference with platter and linear arm on an air cushion did not withstand the comparison for more than a few minutes. The arrival of the revolutionary SCPS 1 capacitor power supply also completely vaporized my natural skepticism.
The Kronos Pro, which has reigned supreme for 10 years, has just lost its top spot. The fabulous Discovery, with its brand-new Cronoscope RS tonearm, has just raised the bar even higher. Judging by the rave reviews, it seems that Louis has managed to push the limits of analog technology very far.
From the Sparta 0.5 ($22,000) to the Discovery ($162,000), there are numerous options for tonearms, power supplies, and cartridges. Contact me first, but Louis Desjardins will be able to advise you better.
