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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