Brand: FEICKERT

Feickert Woodpecker Turntable (No Tonearm)

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Treat Yourself to Supreme Analog Ease, Beguiling Sound, and Smart Flexibility: Dr. Feickert Woodpecker Turntable Features Proprietary DC Motor, Built-In Speed Control, and Bespoke German Engineering

Even if you never play a record on the Dr. Feickert Woodpecker belt-drive turntable, you might be tempted to get one if only to display it in your living room. Pictures cannot possibly do justice to just how gorgeous, elegant, and classy the German-engineered and -manufactured deck – appointed with brushed aluminum top and bottom plates, and a constrained-layer-damped MDF main body with wood side panels – looks. Certain to be a conversation piece no matter where it's located, Woodpecker reproduces the information, details, dynamics, and tones embedded in vinyl grooves with uncanny accuracy, depth, presence, and liveliness.

Devised to offer a combination of supreme ease of use and flexibility – no easy task – Woodpecker beckons both the analog lover who seeks set-it-and-forget-it operation as well as listeners who want to experiment with different tonearms, now or later. Bolstered by a quick-release sliding armboard system that permits hassle-free swap-outs of practically any tonearm measuring between nine and 12 inches, Woodpecker provides equally simple everyday operation by way of one-touch speed selection located directly on the plinth. Affording 33, 45, and 78RPM options, it takes precision a step further by also including "plus" and "minus" buttons in the event you want to incrementally adjust the speed.

Indeed, every part and parcel of Woodpecker reflects a total commitment to engrossing music reproduction. A proprietary software-controlled DC motor, 13.2-pound High Inertia Delrin platter with eight MS58 brass inserts for exacting balance and added mass, and inverted stainless-steel bearing – itself with spiral grooves to pump oil and an oil-release grub screw for enhanced motor/bearing interaction – help account for wondrous smoothness, effortless balance, and truly breathtaking stability. A record clamp is included for your convenience as well. Albums you've heard hundreds of times will boast newfound degrees of openness, clarity, drive, and pacing. 

Factor in aesthetics, craftsmanship, and functionality that go beyond any reasonable expectation, as well as a two-year warranty on the chassis and electronics (and five-year warranty on platter bearings), the Woodpecker serves as an analog statement that hits all the right notes for all kinds of listeners. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.

"Bass lines are delivered in remarkably coherent fashion and can always be picked out even in the densest mixes. In fact, everything can be picked out; there is a clarity to the sound, a lack of exaggeration that reveals oodles of detail, but doesn't get in the way of the music. All too often turntables that are revealing and clean can also sound clinical and heartless, but this one allows the quality of the format to shine through."
– Jason Kennedy, Tech Radar, five-star review

"I'm not going get into the build quality (stunning) and all the amazing analog tech they've also jammed into this ‘table (Inertia platter), but I will say, that from the first moment I heard the needle hit the groove I was impressed."
– Rafe Arnott, Part-Time Audiophile

“Operationally, this turntable was totally silent. I tried to locate any unsolicited sounds with the platter running and I could not. In the world of turntables, silence is golden. Even walking around in my audio room did not produce any footfalls, which has happened with some previous turntables. I was also struck by the immediacy of the overall presentation. Music seemed to start and stop very quickly.”
— Paul Wilson, Future Audiophile

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