NEIGHBORHOOD Puts Its Own Spin on the GP3 Turntable

NEIGHBORHOOD has presented its latest technological delivery. The Japanese imprint put its own spin on Columbia's GP3 turntable; drawing inspiration from Japan's Shōwa period, NEIGHBORHOOD's GP-N3NH Record Player is both sleek in its sleek design and sonically supreme in it's audio quality.

The GP-N3NH arrives in an all-grey hue and comes complete with MM cartridges from Audio-Technica; it's also equipped with a pitch controller, volume knob, headphone jack, and RPM playback speed switch. The portable player can be powered via AC or with six AAA batteries.

It comes encased in a protective covering as well. Take a closer look in the gallery above.

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In tandem with the release of the record player, NEIGHBORHOOD has also whipped up a line of accompanying goods – including a record brush crafted in collaboration with RAMAR, a slip mat set and a graphic t-shirt.

The GP-N3NH runs for $373 USD with the record brush going for $870 USD and the slip mat set for $52 USD. Tees arrives in black, grey, green and white and retail for $71 USD.

Expect NEIGHBORHOOD's GP-N3NH record player – and the rest of the capsule – to release for purchase at NEIGHBORHOOD's official webstore on Friday, April 26 at 11 p.m. EST (Saturday, April 27 at 12 p.m. JST).

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NEIGHBORHOOD Puts Its Own Spin on the GP3 Turntable

NEIGHBORHOOD Puts Its Own Spin on the GP3 Turntable

NEIGHBORHOOD Puts Its Own Spin on the GP3 Turntable

NEIGHBORHOOD Puts Its Own Spin on the GP3 Turntable

NEIGHBORHOOD Puts Its Own Spin on the GP3 Turntable