In the early 1990s, Pro-Ject founder Heinz Lichtenegger established the company during a time when most manufacturers were abandoning vinyl for CDs. Decades later, for their silver jubilee, the brand sought to pay homage to the "frame-design" decks—like the iconic Linn LP12—that defined the golden age of hi-fi.
: A traditional frame design inspired by iconic manufacturers like Thorens and Ariston, featuring wood finishes such as walnut and eucalyptus. Sub-Chassis Construction : A modern interpretation of the "floating" chassis. In the The Classic Reference , a heavy aluminum sub-chassis sits on six TPE (Thermo Plastic Elastomer) project the classic hot
: Research into "Classic Hot Flow Anomalies" (HFAs) , which are transient phenomena in the solar wind near the Earth's bow shock. In the early 1990s, Pro-Ject founder Heinz Lichtenegger
Focus on high-contrast photography, minimalist layouts, and "old money" aesthetics (neutral palettes, leather, wood, and tailored fashion). Sub-Chassis Construction : A modern interpretation of the