Turntables

The player has an updated motor that rotates the support disc according to the direct drive principle. The engine has a dual electromagnetic system, due to which it was possible to radically increase the smoothness of the ride and almost completely eliminate any vibrations.

The Technics SP-10RE-S reference-grade vinyl turntable system features a direct drive motor without a core and a heavy plate for stable rotation. It is equipped with a separate control unit to suppress the impact of unwanted noise on the main unit. These meticulous noise reduction measures ensure the highest S/N levels in the world.

The motor is equipped with a double rotor, which significantly reduces the load on the bearings, reduces vibrations and provides high torque. The electric motor is controlled using a high-precision system that was developed for Blu-ray players, which promotes rapid disc rotation and increases the stability of its rotation. Speeds of 33.3, 45 or 78 rpm are supported, which can be selected using the buttons.

The player received a reference disc with notches that allow using a strobe light to adjust each of the three supported rotation speeds (33.3, 45 and 78 rpm) as precisely as possible, which are selected by a pair of buttons located on the upper panel of the case.

In the GR2 model, the motor control signal is generated using a PWM signal generated by ΔΣ (delta sigma) modulation, a high-precision 1-bit digital-to-analog conversion method that is part of signal processing in Technics fully digital amplifiers using the patented JENO Engine technology.

The updated turntable still uses a brushless motor, the accuracy of which is now provided by the proprietary digital amplifier JENO Engine (Jitter Elimination and Noise-shaping Optimization), powered by delta sigma modulation. The manufacturer promises a significant increase in the accuracy of disk rotation at all speeds.

The Technics SL-1500C-K vinyl turntable has a classic design for the models of this company. Its main features are the use of direct drive from a powerful and stable engine, as well as a proprietary tonearm with exceptionally accurate tracking.

Technics SL-1200MK7 is a direct–drive vinyl record player. Direct-drive turntables use a slow-rotation motor that drives a support disc. Such a system has many advantages: for example, high rotational accuracy and torque, which ensures the durability and reliability of the components.

The Technics SL-1300G vinyl record player is based on the newly developed Delta Sigma Drive motor, which is characterized by the highest rotational accuracy and minimal vibration.Using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) technology, ΔΣ-Drive reduces rotation irregularity, providing smoother and more accurate reproduction.

The features of the SL-1200M7B are based on the SL-1200MK7/SL1210M7 models, and the design is inspired by the iconic Y-shape of the Automobili Lamborghini. Orange, green and yellow are the colors of the SL-1200M7B, based on the most iconic colors of the Italian supersport car brand. Automobili Lamborghini and Technics operate in completely different markets, but share the same values based on cutting-edge ideas and approaches: breakthrough technological development, a corporate culture based on the spirit of uncompromising craftsmanship, and a desire for emotional sounds.

A vinyl turntable with a direct drive disc. Proprietary rotorless motor, 3 speeds of rotation of the disc, electronic switching. Double-layer chassis made of aluminum and ABS. Aluminum support disc with a damping rubber layer.

The Aspire's design maintains J.Sikora's design philosophy and borrows key technologies from the company's high-end models. Robert Sikora notes that the Aspire features "exceptional speed stability, isolation from external resonances, and the sound that has made J.Sikora's turntables beloved around the world."

The vinyl player received a Vi series tonearm. The letter I in the name means an improved series compared to the V line.

The SME Model 8 is a completely redesigned version of the "entry-level" record player (by SME standards, of course) and is the successor to the Model 6 turntable. The novelty has a high-density polymer base (available in white, black and dark blue) and a more massive support disc, which corresponds to the manufacturer's statement about a 40% increase in weight compared to the previous model.

The A1.2 has a fully automatic start/stop and offers an 8.3” ultra-light-mass aluminium tonearm, built-in switchable phono preamp, and Pro-Ject MM E cartridge.

The main difference between the T+A G2000 R vinyl turntable and the base model is the built-in PH-G R MC phono corrector board. The well-shielded board is placed in a special compartment in the bottom of the case and is equipped with a group of switches that allow you to change the input impedance and sensitivity of the preamplifier to accurately match the technical parameters of the installed cartridge. The model is based on the design of the famous vinyl turntable G 1260 R.

The 175 record player has a sandwich-type structure consisting of two layers of aluminum and another layer of brass between them. This design principle ensures optimal damping and lower resulting resonance.

The player is based on the 175 model. It is equipped with a gimbal-mounted tonearm that bends naturally by the geometry of the pickup head.

The DG X combines an advanced drive unit and precision bearing support with the redesigned Grooverunner X tonearm for maximum performance. The Grooverunner X tonearm also features a new main bearing, as well as optimized internal wiring and connections. Full specs coming soon.

Like its predecessor in 1965, the new Thorens TD 1500 offers a sub-chassis that decouples the turntable and tonearm by means of three conical springs. The electronically monitoring speed system of the DC motor is guarantees exellent spin stability.