What About Kuzma?

Hi,
Kuzma is not following Pro-Ject or Rega business model, but rather competitors to SME model. Smilar approach in engineering and fine machining. 

This was a nice review earlier this year:

http://www.hifiplus.com/articles/kuzma-stabi-s-turntable-4point-9-tonearm-and-car40-mc-cartridge/

kuzma: good stuff.
On my third Stogi Tonearm.

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Maybe Kuzma need to have a look at the Pro-Ject business model. It can be done. I remember reading about Kuzma turntables back in the 80s. Great reviews but they always seem to be outsiders.

For sure it's a competitive market out there and just having a good product is not nearly enough. Maybe only 20% of it.

But ultimately you will need to expand. I can recall the days back when Roy Gandy used to state that he wasn't interested in ever making Rega a big company! 

What we really need, what would benefit both manufacturers and consumers would be an increase in size of the specialist audio market. 

It will be interesting to see whether sport will recover from Covid or whether people will start to look elsewhere for their entertainment.

I own a Stabi S and really enjoy it.  Yes, it flies under the radar because there are very few US dealers (made in Slovenia).  High value for money, mass-loaded design and runs flawlessly.  I'm considering upgrading mine to the 4Point arm and then will likely be set for quite a long time.

Agree @cd318, SME as well. Excellent designs and quality of construction. One Kuzma owner is Audiogoner whart, located in Austin, Texas, who is very happy with his table and arm.