Clearaudio Statement 3D model

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This is a meticulously crafted model of a Clearaudio Statement turntable featuring a TT1 tonearm. It was brought to life with the help of industry-leading software, specifically 3ds Max 2008 and V-ray 2.0. Built on a massive scale to mirror real-world dimensions, the units employed in this model are an incredibly detailed millimeters. Advanced rendering techniques enabled by Gamma 2.2 make this digital realm nearly indistinguishable from its live counterparts. Furthermore, top-of-the-line textures are used courtesy of V-Ray materials. For added realism and immersion, a bevy of meticulously set up lights along with strategically placed cameras help round out the immersive scene setup. Regrettably, these features have been deliberately omitted in order to reduce file size. Other formats like OBJ, STL and others will require exporting from 3ds Max directly while this base mesh can also easily convert to the said files with relative ease without much alteration on most other modeling tools available at your disposal right now. All visual previews found here were generated within 3DS Max in conjunction with V-Ray resulting in extremely crisp clear images which not only showcases what's been made possible by these tools, but it sets the benchmark high indeed - just to mention how well such scenes get lit when one puts a lot effort into making each and every aspect as good as possible so you can't tell them apart. Within this entire digital construct exists 70 different separate entities. The model has broken down to 241070 quadrilaterals and tris (3,000 triangles) totaling up around some very large polygons in base mesh state that have yet to undergo the process called TurboSmooth (number of which stands strong at roughly 249701). Textures employed range as far as size from mere 2048 * 48 pixels down to rather bigger units such as those used here for preview image purposes namely 4800*1558. In conclusion we are presented with an entire set featuring just about the biggest list (amount) of texture in relation to file - 920 in total and no, I repeat "no" ngons present in model whatsoever at time this particular file got finalized - just plain poly counts going strong for anyone using high detailed content as much they enjoy getting up close into the world created by others before we dive deeper inside its layers like true pros of our digital age that now know how things look without ever stepping outside.