Pro-Ject Unleashes Dazzling 2025 Turntable Innovations and Limited Editions at High End Munich

Unveiled: Pro-Ject’s Spectacular New Turntable Prototypes, Special Editions, and Colorful Audio Systems Rock High End Munich 2025

Pro-Ject turns heads at High End Munich 2025 with bold turntable prototypes, expanded audio sets, and jaw-dropping limited editions.

Looking for the hottest news from the audiophile world? Pro-Ject stunned attendees at the High End Munich 2025 show, unleashing a wave of innovative products, eye-catching displays, and trendsetting technology. From prototype turntables to music-themed limited editions, the Austrian audio giant is setting the pace for hi-fi into 2025.

Pro-Ject’s Halle 3 booth was impossible to miss. Visitors took in vibrant visuals, including a clever airplane-seat row, brightly “spilled paint” accents for its Colorful Audio upgrades, and jaw-dropping showcases of both new and prototype products. Their theme: Bold performance, artistic design, and all-in-one hi-fi solutions for every taste.

Q: What Are the Standout Pro-Ject Prototypes for 2025?

Pro-Ject wowed crowds with three fresh prototypes in its X Series, dubbed Xtension: the X9 B, X10 B, and X12 B. Each model sports a different tonearm length—9, 10, and 12 inches respectively—delivering tailored audio performance for every vinyl enthusiast.

Beneath the sleek all-black exterior, each belt-driven turntable features Delrin platters, inverted ceramic ball bearings, and Pro-Ject’s own Evo Series tonearms. The big news? The “B” stands for balanced—a 5-pin output beneath the platter delivers audiophile-approved balanced output, perfectly matched to Pro-Ject’s own phono preamps. While missing magnetic suspension found on the flagship models, these new entries promise a tantalizing mix of pro-grade sound tech at more accessible prices.

How Will the New RPM Pro Series Expand Pro-Ject’s Reach?

The RPM 1 Pro and RPM 3 Pro, two new prototypes, bring the high design and performance of Pro-Ject’s flagship RPM Pro Series to a broader (and budget-friendlier) audience.

Standout features include compact footprints, striking asymmetric shapes, acrylic platters, steel motor bases, and decoupled motors for vibration-free playback. Both utilize the signature 5-pin balanced connector, electronic speed control, and heavy, spiked feet for sonic stability. Expect these RPM models to draw newcomers into high-end analog while keeping longtime fans satisfied.

Q: What’s New in Pro-Ject’s Complete Hi-Fi Sets and Audio Systems?

Pro-Ject believes in making complete, plug-and-play solutions. The new and updated audio sets for 2025 include:

• Stereo Set E Phono Set: With the upgraded E 1.2 turntable (now boasting an aluminum platter with damping rim), amplified performance meets visual style, available in black, white, or walnut.
• Travel Set (€699): A portable, all-in-one hi-fi rig in a flight case, featuring a Stereo Box S3 BT Bluetooth amp, Speaker Box 3 E Carbon speakers, Connect It LS E Flex cabling, and handy isolation pods.
• Colorful Audio Systems (€1,999): Bundled with a Debut EVO 2 turntable, Sumiko MM cartridge, bookshelf speakers, MaiA S3 integrated amp, upgraded cabling, and isolation pods—plus up to eight bold new color finishes like Polar Blue.

These systems deliver exceptional value—bundling gear for significant savings compared to buying individual components.

How Is Pro-Ject Keeping the Art of Special Edition Turntables Alive?

Music lovers and collectors, rejoice. Pro-Ject unveiled three jaw-dropping limited editions at Munich:

• AC/DC Edition (€1,299): Lightning-bolt-shaped 8.6” acrylic tonearm, dazzling LED lights, Ortofon 2M Red cartridge, and bold AC/DC livery turn this into an instant classic.
• Elvis Edition (€1,399): King-sized resonance control (10mm, 1.7kg glass platter), ‘Elvis’ in lights, and a pre-set Sumiko Rainier cartridge.
• Peanuts Edition (€599): Built-in phono preamp and Bluetooth, OM 10 MM cartridge, playful design perfect for fans, young or old.

For vinyl in distress, Pro-Ject also revealed the Flatten It record flattener (€799)—an aluminum-clad tool designed to safely repair even the most warped LPs.

Q: Where Do I Find More Audiophile News and Pro-Ject Updates?

Stay plugged in with trusted sources like Stereophile for the latest show coverage, product reviews, and industry trends. And for more global hi-fi news and breakout tech, visit What Hi-Fi? or tap into the latest emerging gear at CNET.

How-To: Choosing the Right Pro-Ject Turntable in 2025

1. Set Your Budget: Pro-Ject’s new lineup fits serious collectors and casual listeners alike.
2. Decide on Features: Need Bluetooth or built-in preamps? Looking for compact, portable options?
3. Pick Your Style: New colorways and limited editions put personal expression front and center.
4. Consider the Bundle: Maximize savings and synergy with Pro-Ject’s complete systems.

Ready to elevate your vinyl rig or start a new collection? Explore, compare, and listen with the latest from Pro-Ject. Don’t miss your chance to experience the next wave in analog audio—either online or at your local audio dealer.

Action Checklist: Upgrade Your Audio Experience

• Research Pro-Ject’s 2025 lineup and compare specs
• Visit a certified dealer to audition new models
• Explore bundle savings for complete hi-fi systems
• Watch for new updates on limited edition releases
• Follow trusted hi-fi news sources for breaking trends

Turn up your music, celebrate your style, and catch Pro-Ject’s analog revolution—2025 is set to make waves in every living room!