An EMT 930-ST is listed alongside a pair of Garrard 301s, giving Bar Martha more than one analogue playback platform.
- Turntables: 2 × Garrard 301; EMT 930-ST (Garrard / EMT)

Turntables / source / Germany
EMT is associated with broadcast turntables and analogue playback equipment. Vintage 930-series decks appear in venue lists and in some tentative visual identifications.
EMT’s range brings together cartridges, tonearms, turntables and phono electronics. Its roots in professional audio date to 1940. The emphasis on a complete analogue front end makes model-level documentation particularly useful: the deck, arm, cartridge and phono stage each have a separate job in recovering and conditioning a record’s signal.
Venue equipment records, including their original model uncertainties. Shared-system entries retain the full recorded context.
Turntables
EMT 930 ST (or close broadcast sibling). Idler-driven German broadcast deck, heavy platter, broadcast arm geometry. The catalogue flags some units as unconfirmed variants. No consumer Instagram; emt-studios.com documents the historic line.
Bar MarthaEMT 930 ST (or close broadcast sibling). Idler-driven German broadcast deck, heavy platter, broadcast arm geometry. The catalogue flags some units as unconfirmed variants. No consumer Instagram; emt-studios.com documents the historic line.
The KissatenTurntables
EMT 930 ST (or close broadcast sibling). Idler-driven German broadcast deck, heavy platter, broadcast arm geometry. The catalogue flags some units as unconfirmed variants. No consumer Instagram; emt-studios.com documents the historic line.
All BluesEquipment, commissions and collaborations.
An EMT 930-ST is listed alongside a pair of Garrard 301s, giving Bar Martha more than one analogue playback platform.
The available record tentatively identifies EMT equipment at The Kissaten. The model or attribution still needs confirmation.
The available record tentatively identifies EMT equipment at All Blues. The model or attribution still needs confirmation.