Rem is a brand that specializes in vinyl records and turntables. They offer a range of high-quality audio products to enhance the audio experience for music enthusiasts.
Rem was founded in 1987 by Bill Stinar and Paul McGowan.
Initially, the company sold only power amplifiers and preamplifiers, but later expanded their product line to include turntables and accessories.
In 2017, the brand was acquired by Schiit Audio and they now operate as a subsidiary of the company.
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Rem offers a range of turntables in various models and designs, each designed to meet the specific needs of audiophiles. These turntables have been engineered to provide high-quality audio and are built using high-end materials.
Rem offers a range of vinyl accessories such as record cleaners, stylus cleaners, slipmats, and record sleeves to ensure that vinyl records are maintained in pristine condition.
A belt-drive turntable uses an elastic belt to connect the motor to the platter, while a direct-drive turntable uses a motor that is directly connected to the platter. Belt-drive turntables are generally better at isolating vibrations and noise, while direct-drive turntables offer better speed stability and low-frequency response.
There are various methods to clean vinyl records, including using a specialized record cleaner, a mixture of distilled water and isopropyl alcohol, or a carbon-fiber brush. It is important to handle vinyl records carefully and to avoid touching the grooves with your fingers.
A cartridge is a device that holds the stylus or needle that tracks the grooves of a vinyl record. The stylus is the part of the cartridge that makes contact with the record and converts the physical movements of the grooves into electrical signals.
Yes, most turntables require a preamp to amplify the signal from the cartridge to a level that can be sent to a power amplifier or receiver. Some turntables have a built-in preamp, but most require an external one.
Yes, most modern receivers have a dedicated phono input that includes a built-in preamp. If your receiver does not have a phono input, you will need to purchase an external preamp or a phono stage to connect the turntable to the receiver.