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$56,000 Turntable with 4 arms is perfect for listeners with 8 ears
DVICE Atom Feed — ... the musical mood. Built around a TW-Acustic Raven AC turntable with three motors, this rig shown at the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest over the weekend, and was put together by Jeff Catalano from the über exclusive New York audio salon Highwater Sound. It includes arms from Breuer Dynamic, Graham Engineering, Triplanar, and Ortofon, along with cartridges from Dynavector, Ortofon, and Miyabi. When we totaled up the price, it came to around $56,000, cables extra. Highwater Sound

$56,000 Four Arm Turntable is an Octopus DJ's Ticket to Fame [Turntables]
Gizmodo — ... turntables, so it's a good thing Highwater Sound is around to create $56,000 four arm Frankensteins like this thing. The table is built around a TW-Acoustic Raven AC and implements three motors. The arms were assembled from parts from Breuer Dynamic, Graham Engineering, Triplanar, and Ortofon, and the cartridges are the work of Dynavector, Ortofon, and Miyabi. We imagine that if you're a DJ, that last sentence caused the ol' heart rate to increase just a tad, among other things. [Highwater Sound via ...

DEFEAT MEAT! Upgrade your stereo to the TW-Acustic Raven AC!
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... a preventive measure, MiniMac is announcing an exciting and compulsory upgrade to music as you know it. Please be advised that CD players are officially obsolete: the new state-approved gadget for listening to your music is the TW-Acustic Raven AC (W56,000), a four-armed vinyl turntable. Imagine! What was once a purely linear song has suddenly become a cacophony of noise as your trusty TW-Acustic Raven AC plays it from four random points at once! TW-Acustic Raven AC [Highwater Sound via DVICE] ...

High Water Sound four-arm turntable with multiple music personalities
SlashGear — ... Since vinyl purists are such, well, purists, it comes as no surprise that they favor different needle cartridges depending on the type of music they’re listening to.  No problem if you only play, say, jazz, but if you’re also partial to some reggae, string quartet and classic ABBA, that’s a whole lot of switching and tweaking each time.  New York audio pros High Water Sound may have the answer: a modified TW-Acoustic Raven AC turntable with four separate, independent arms and cartridges. ...