Beginning with his 1978 genre-defining masterpiece, Ambient 1: Music for Airports, through three successive ambient studio albums, concluding in 1981's Ambient 4: On Land, musician Brian Eno established himself as the highest tide upon the shores, conjuring soundscapes intended to "induce calm and a space to think."
For those interested in the actual technical specs as much as the spectacle of art that the Turntable II offers, the light sculpture comprises a 8.6" Pro-Ject aluminum tonearm, Ortofon white 2M cartridge, stainless steel bearing block, gold plated RCA connectors, belt drive 15v motor (compatible with both 33 and 45rpm playback), electronic speed switch, and 15v DC power supply.
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