Michell Engineering are a small family-held enterprise situated in north London, where they have been active in audio for almost 40 years now. In the early sixties founder John Michell created J.A.Michell Engineering as a precision engineering company doing work for the nearby film industry, motorcar and aircraft builders and, indeed, audio component manufacturers. Whilst having been involved in turntable design before, Michell Engineering were officially launched into hi-fi when they took over the manufacture of the Hydraulic Reference model (seen in A Clockwork Orange) from their then-neighbouring company, Transcriptors. The Hydraulic Reference record player was followed by similar other models and tonearms like the Prisma and Focus One, to be superseded in 1981 by the GyroDec, a groundbreaking floating-chassis turntable with balanced armboards and a stabilised suspension.
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Michell Amplifier Terminals
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MICHELL GOLD PLATED AMPLIFIER TERMINALS - SET OF 4
Gold-plated amplifier terminal. Replaces existing terminals on amplifiers. Needs a 5mm hole. Integral solder lug, and supplied with the necessary isolation washers and nuts. Accepts wire up to 7.5 gauge, pins, banana plugs, pins or spade lugs. Color coded. Set of 4.
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Michell VTA Arm Adjuster 1
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VTA Adjuster 1
The Michell VTA adjuster 1 allows you to easily adjust the height of your tonearm, so it is perfectly level no matter what cartridge you choose to use. Correctly setting the vertical tracking angle (VTA) and subsequently the stylus rake angle (SRA) for your cartridge, allows the stylus of your cartridge to perfectly track the vinyl groove, optimising the amount of detail extracted from the recording.
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Michell T2 Tonearm
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Michell T2 Tonearm
ENTRY LEVEL AUDIOPHILE TONEARM
The T2 is the latest incarnation of one of our most popular tonearms.
The latest T2 Tonearm design takes full advantage of our brand new arm tube and the current three point arm mounting system. Each T2 is meticulously hand assembled, creating a precision crafted tonearm achieving extremely low friction levels and performance way beyond the expectations of a product at this price point.
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Michell HR Power Supply
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The HR Power Supply is a low-noise electronic power source for the DC motors as found on the TecnoDec, GyroDec and Gyro SE turntables.
Adding extra stability to the power supply for the motor, the HR features the novel Never-Connected circuit, and has a user-adjustable speed control on its back plate.
Fitting is simple – just unplug the motor lead from the existing supply and connect it to the HR. An IEC mains lead comes supplied.
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Michell TecnoDec Turntable
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Michell's entry-level Reference Turntable
The TecnoDec is Michell Engineering's entry level turntable and it shares many features developed for its bigger brother the GyroDec. Such as a vibration dampening impedance matched platter, inverted oil circulating main bearing and a free standing motor unit. The TecnoDec is an unsuspended turntable that utilises technologies and materials only found in much more expensive turntables, to perform well above its price point.
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Michell Orbe SE Turntable
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Small Footprint Flagship Turntable System
The Michell Orbe SE delivers a reference quality listen comparable to the Orbe, but in a smaller, more affordable package.
By eliminating much of the expensive acrylic, the Michell Orbe SE offers most of the Orbe’s qualities in a cheaper, smaller, and to some people aesthetically more pleasing package.
The Orbe SE can be upgraded to a full Orbe by purchasing the double plinth and dustcover.
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Michell Gyro SE
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The Gyro SE is a variation of the GyroDec design. Doing away with the full size acrylic plinth and hinged lid of the Gyrodec and replacing them with a single acrylic spyder to support the turntable. This was done to reduce the overall size of the GyroDec and create a smaller more compact turntable.
FEATURES
Low contact area feet: The solid aluminium feet of the turntable are shaped so the area in contact with the supporting surface is very small, this is done to minimise the transfer of vibrations from the supporting furniture into the turntable.
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Michell GyroDec Turntable
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The classic Michell turntable
The GyroDec turntable first introduced in the early 1980’s had a design far beyond any other turntable at the time. Utilising a hanging pendulum style sub chassis and isolated drive motor, it literally turned turntable design on its head!
The modern GyroDec may look very similar to the original 1980’s design, the reality however is that it is a far more sophisticated beast. Everything from the motor and power supply to the platter and main bearing have been redesigned and improved over time to ensure the performance and reliability of the turntable remains class leading, yet the design continues to turn heads!
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