Turntables - Hifiverse audio equipment catalog

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.

Limited edition collaboration of 10 pieces. Each of the retro turntables has been restored at the Bang & Olufsen factory in Denmark and rebuilt using the highest quality materials. Continuing the tradition of the original model from the 1970s, the player is equipped with a tangential tonearm and is capable of playing records at 33 and 45 rpm.

The sound quality of the Linn Majik LP12 can be improved over time by upgrading the player with any related accessories from Linn, such as an external Lingo power supply, Keel sub-chassis, Akito tonearm, Klyde pickup head and Trampolin stand.

The model received a sub-chassis that supports the disc and tonearm. It is made of two cast aluminum parts that are securely connected.

The package includes an all-metal base for mounting the hinge sleeve for LP12 KEEL, a Linn Urika phono corrector, an Ekststik pickup head, and an Ekos SE tonearm.

The base and disc of the Cyrus Audio TTP player are made of aluminum. The DC synchronous motor has a specially designed digital control circuit and is characterized by very low vibration and flutter at a stable speed. The Cyrus Audio HTTP player is equipped with a port for connecting an optional PSX-R2 power supply, which supplies voltage to the motor.

The Thorens TD1600 turntable implements the concept of the early Thorens 160 series models with a sub-chassis with three conical springs. The platter is driven by a belt, and the drive is equipped with an electronic motor control system. In addition to the unbalanced output on RCA connectors, a balanced output on XLR connectors is also offered.

The tt9 turntable accumulates the design principles of more expensive Soulines models such as the Kubrick DCX into a more compact package at a more affordable price. The lightweight yet rigid chassis effectively resists resonance, while the inverted main bearing (made from stainless steel, brass and Delrin) ensures stable and quiet playback.

Philips The Tina (V9000) combines a turntable, DAB+/FM tuner, USB audio and Bluetooth connectivity. With an impressive 120W of power (2.1 configuration), the Tina offers dynamic sound. The system includes two full-range speakers, a dedicated 4-inch bass-reflex subwoofer and a 6.3 mm headphone jack.

Arco 40 Anniversary Turntable uses the platter, crafted from an wood-metal sandwich, and powered by Swiss motor from Maxon. The 10″ tonearm, made from a piece of a violin bow, guarantees excellent sound quality.

Fuse Audio GLD - a vertical-design vinyl turntable with external speakers (2 x 36 W powered by a Class D amplifier), and pre-installed Audio Technical AT3600 cartridge.

2-speed, belt-driven wireless turntable (33 1/3 and 45 rpm vinyl records) can work in Sonos eco-system, supports Roon Ready Relay technology, and features an Audio Technica AT-VM95E or Ortofon OM5E cartridge.