Michell Audio launches Revolv and Gyro turntables, modernizing classic designs with premium materials, upgraded chassis, and high-end performance. You'll still need a tonearm.
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Michell Audio launches the Revolv and Gyro turntables, replacing a legend in the process
M ichell Audio has announced two new turntables, the Revolve and the Gyro. Retailing at £3995 (around $5400) without arm and ...
Fluance is one of the big players in the audio/audiophile and especially vinyl record market. We’ve reviewed and used several of their products over the years and they are fantastic. Now, the company ...
Vibrations are one of audio’s biggest enemies. They add noise (a.k.a. distortion) to the signal path, leading to a less detailed sound overall. In other words, if the surface where you turntable, ...
What Is a zaZen and What Does It Do? My Forbes colleague Mark Sparrow reviewed IsoAcoustics’ ISO Puck mini sound isolation feet last fall. These handy little add-ons are like spring-loaded shock ...
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