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Turntable

Our turntables offer superb sound, elegant design and solid build quality. Rediscover the joy and detail of your vinyl collection with a high-quality turntable.

By Thomas Mørk

Owner & Product Specialist

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Thomas is the undisputed specialist in Denmark when it comes to high-end stereo systems and the assembly of complex systems. Leading audio manufacturers hire him to carry out their most demanding installations, underscoring his expertise and recognition in the industry. His deep understanding of system matching makes him one of the best in the country when it comes to getting all components to perform optimally together.

Thomas’ expertise also extends to cables and power, where he ensures that customers make the right choices to get the maximum out of their systems. He is also a master of turntables, and his precise adjustments mean that your vinyl has never sounded better.

FAQ about turntables

What is a turntable?

A turntable is a mechanical audio player that uses a vinyl record to play music. It consists of a platter, a tonearm, a cartridge, and an amplifier. Turntables are known for their authentic sound and are an important element in many high-fidelity systems. Quite simply, this is because there are no other media capable of reproducing vinyl's distinctive sound.

How does a record player work?

When a vinyl record is placed on the turntable platter, it starts to rotate. When the stylus on the tonearm moves down into the groove on the record, it converts the mechanical vibrations from the groove into an electrical signal, which is sent through the cartridge and on to the amplifier. The amplifier boosts the signal so it can be played through the speakers.

How do you set up a turntable correctly?

There are several adjustments that can be made to achieve the best sound quality. These include adjusting tracking force, anti-skating, VTA, and azimuth. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions or seek help from a professional, as adjustments may vary depending on the turntable's design.

How do you maintain a turntable?

It is important to clean the turntable regularly to maintain high sound quality and extend its lifespan. This includes cleaning the platter, tonearm, cartridge, and dust cover. In addition, vinyl records should be stored in a dry, cool room to avoid damaging the record or causing poor playback quality.

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Get started with the turntable

The turntable is more popular than ever before, and for good reason. If you're new to vinyl and turntables, read on here and see how you can easily get started.

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Guide: How to set up your turntable correctly

With a few simple steps, you can get your turntable playing like a dream. Follow these 5 steps to get better sound quality and longer life from your turntable and records.