Has anyone owned or heard the OMA SP-10R TT?


I thought the most interesting thing about Michael Fremer’s review of the 1/4 million SAT TT was the mention that the OMA SP-10 in the cast iron plinth came very close to being up to the level of his beloved other super table the $150K Colibri Continuum. I am super happy with my Woodsong Garrard 301 and would never buy the OMA or the other crazy expensive TTs but am very curious to know if anyone has heard or owned the OMA. I do believe that a TT with an extremely heavy, dense plinth is the best design. But is the OMA really that close for a fraction of the price?
mglik

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Dear @mglik  : "   the most interesting thing about Michael Fremer’s review of the 1/4 million SAT TT was the mention that the OMA SP-10 in the cast iron plinth "

I can't argue what's the most interesting thing for you but I think that very important praise from MF review was this one that he not even mentioned to his Caliburn ( btw, do you asked your self how much paid MF by its Caliburn after his glowing review?) :

"""  The XD1 shares some sonic characteristics with Rega's revolutionary RP10 turntable: ultrafast, clean transients throughout the audible frequency range; tight, fast bass; revealing midrange transparency; and overall sonic stability and focus.  ""

Why any one could ask for a better TT out there when for 5.6K you can own a TT/tonearm from REGA where maybe no other TT at any price really can outperfors it. Not even the SAT or Caliburn?

The speed stability swing in the SAT is 0.04% and MF says better than the SP 10R  and the Rega for less than 6K is an outstanding: 0.06%   ! ! ! 

Do it you a favor an read the Rega review and if after that you want the SP 10R thwen go a head, all is up to you.

Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.